A fast, fun, cheap game to keep you going over the weekend.

We gaze into a crystal ball and and ponder the future, or possible demise, of some well-known technologies.

After conducting our DVD burner labs last month and seeing the emergence of cheap high-speed single format drives such as the Labs winning Ricoh and BenQ models at a mere $299, it's hard to go back to the $499 price tag of the Iomega drive.

Perhaps the most prominent of recent developments have been the emergence of the computerized pet as a viable concept. The trend started only a few years ago with those obnoxious little tamagotchi toy

Blu-ray and HD DVD players will come out fighting this year. We reveal which format is best placed to be DVD’s successor.

Russian Business Network ups sticks, probably to Asia.

Pornographic spam tripled during May from 5.62 to 14.05 percent of all spam, according to an internet security firm.

Like a digital Swiss Army knife, these are the utilities and tools that are so useful you won't know how you ever did without them

Choosing between a standard compact camera and a DSRL may be the biggest photography decision you have to make. We list a number of compelling reasons to sway you either way.

While more expensive PC's are getting harder to sell, netbooks and cheap systems are showing improved growth.

An OLED material for screens that can last one million hours or more than 114 years has been developed by Dupont, making today's LCDs look old fashioned by comparison

Samsung's latest, the F480, boasts a impressive vibration assisted 5MP camera and debuts the new TouchWiz software, a more intuitive interface for drag and drop applications.

Former Xbox boss says consoles heading for the scrap heap. Lets hope he's thrown on a flame proof suit.

Personal empowerment, social interaction and global issues driving a new era.

Spy Sheriff gang jumps platforms to OS X.

Old trick still haunting the web.

Daniel Reed heads for Redmond.

Provided it generates $1bn return on investment.