The battle between portable devices is heating up.

New beta drivers promise extra performance and more...

An Aussie eBay fraudster has been tracked down and arrested thanks to a wiki set up by his victims which provided enough information for Police to charge him.

Scientists reckon they may have found a way of controlling quantum states for use in optoelectronic chips

Speculation from industry insiders has it that Intel is having significant trouble getting publishers and developers to programme for Larrabee.

Israeli scientists think you look OK, but you could look a lot better, something they intend to rectify with special computer software which 'fixes' pictures of a person’s face based on proved innate human preferences.

ARM's Director of Mobile Computing, Bob Morris, says he sees a "fundamental shift" in the PC industry towards lower power, "full day use model" devices and reckons his firm is well placed to bring the fight to Intel in the cheaper than Atom chips sub $200 market.

When it comes to platforms, AMD's senior VP likes to think his firm has better offerings than its arch-rival Intel, and says this fall will be "very exciting" for his company.

With a diameter of just one millimeter, a tiny robot has been unveiled that will crawl through the body to diagnose artery blockage

Steve Ballmer is in no way disappointed with Windows Vista. It is selling “incredibly well”, he told a press conference in Herzeliya, Israel today.

Freeze!A patch is reportedly on the way if you've an HP AMD machine affected by the SP3 problem.

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Blowing in the wind

ARM is looking to tap into a new stream of revenue from netbooks, fending off Intel's invasion into the mobile space by pushing further and further into the PC space according to Bob Morris.

Innovative semiconductor ink carries an N-Type negative charge.

People who send their CVs to online job sites may be putting themselves at risk of identity theft according to a fraud prevention experiment.

Inteland Ericsson are teaming up to bring High Speed Packet Access (HSPA) to mobile Internet devices (MIDs). Ericsson also announced it would extend its 3G mobile broadband from notebooks to a plethora of other pocket devices.

New feature will automatically kick in once connection is lost.

We recently reported that the Taiwanese rumour mill was buzzing with whispers about Foxconn building a netbook for Apple, but now Apple's COO, Tim Cook, seems to have pooh-poohed the whole notion of netbooks, calling them "junky".