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Forget the C903 for a second – Sony Ericsson's new high end Walkman phone has just been outed overseas

Half the hottest phones may already be out there, but here's five we're absolutely gagging to clamp eyes on in Barcelona

Want to buy a mid-range Canon SLR? Like the look of the new 550D? Confused by the large range? We're here to help.

Six new mobile phones appeared on the Next G range today, including Sony Ericsson's "look at me" smartphone, the XPERIA X1.

We make sense of wireless-n routers and devices (otherwise known as draft-n) - speeds, compatibility, range improvements, and whether they're safe to buy now.

News on downloadable content incoming according to the Big M. Rocket launchers at the ready!

Is 2008 the "Year of Linux"? We probe new Linux Australia president Stewart Smith(not literally) about the future of the free OS.

With Apple about to let developers loose on the iPhone, we checkout what's already on the menu for "jailbroken" iPhones.

Two Boston sleep researchers have discovered an enterprising way to beat the problems of jetlag by combining mathematical models with 'light hacking', a process that can best determine a person's optimum circadian rhythm and stave off tiredness

$349 seems cheap, but is there a catch, or just good value? We look at one of the cheapest Blu-Ray players on the market to date.

'Radical' computing chip bounces electrons around.

Cameras and accessories to whet the appetite of photo enthusiasts

Have you ever wanted to browse your favourite Wikipedia entries with the added benefit of video and music? Navify does just that, in an attempt to bring more interaction to the world's biggest encyclopaedia.

Ericsson have managed to prove that in theory, we could all one day be downloading Blu-Ray movies in under a minute over copper lines. So what's the catch?

In an apparent attack of the bleeding-obvious, an AMD rep has come clean and admitted (on behalf of the industry) that notebook and phone battery life figures are completely unreliable.

Not unlike the MySpace credit card in the US, the MySpace recharge app will reward Aussie MySpace users for charging up their mobiles with a range of prizes and promotional giveaways.

Digg is not for sale. Seriously. No... really this time.

Dell's Inspiron Mini 12 ups the ante in mini-notebooks, with a 12in screen from $999.

Buying a mid-range Dell notebook now means a choice between Dell's Inspiron, Studio and XPS notebooks. We examine the value.

How can key Google features still be in beta? It's simply down to the amount of testing, says search giant.