Intel has released a short animated video illustrating the process by which sand is turned into silicon and a CPU. But the over-simplicity has us leaning towards AMD's older and more interesting video

Google is bringing out an operating system - Chrome OS. But how will it fare against the likes of Windows?

Google's much-rumoured 'G-Phone' handset is set for release next year, according to a number of reports..

Mozilla has released the latest beta version of Firefox 3.6, providing a number of updates and security fixes..

Stuart Turton spends the second day of his one week odyssey with Linux, battling Fedora and DVD playback troubles, while trying valiantly not to go back to the relative 'safety' of Vista, as frustrations start to boil over.

Telstra has completed the 100Mbit upgrade to their Melbourne cable network and are next planning to get 30Mbit speeds into the rest of the country; but first they'll need to dispel those endless NBN comparisons

It's not quite Foxtel IQ and it's isn't TiVo either. The T-Box lets Telstra users watch movies and TV from the Bigpond site, as well as record and watch digital TV

More digital Swiss Army knife software, including Linux utilities and tools that are so useful you won't know how you ever did without them

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas on your iPhone. Here's seven great Christmas-themed apps

Turn your iPhone into your own personal gym and fitness instructor with these five fitness-centric apps

Scientists working for IBM have announced they have programmed a supercomputer with a working simulation of a cat’s brain

Vendor details editions for Office 2010 along with application virtualisation for testing.

Red Hat has released the latest version of its Fedora open source operating system and has added new video, virtualisation and networking support..

Unmetered download agreements are next the battleground as games consoles follow the Apple TV's lead to support movie download services.

The Pirate Bay has announced that it has shut down its tracker technology for good and replaced it with a new form of peer-to-peer network..

Often regarded as the world's first public internet forum - usenet dates back all the way to the late 1970s. But it's not quite dead and you can still use it today.

AMD is opening the champers after its six-core AMD Opteron processor based system was named as the world's most powerful supercomputer.

The world's first universal programmable quantum computer has been unveiled in Colarado by the National Institute of Standards and Technology.

A US court has ruled in favour of Apple at the close of a long-running legal battle with Mac clone maker Psystar..

Linux is turning up in everything from netbooks to Dell PCs, but is it actually fit to replace Windows? Stuart Turton spends a week with Linux to find out.