Nintendo continues to dominate Far East market.

Machines approach Turing Test threshold.

Latest IDC figures have tipped wireless broadband use to grow five times faster than the total broadband market, exploding from 25,000 users to 287,000 users by 2008.

Vendor to support XP Home and Media Center Edition for an extra five years.

Five games. Five reasons why you shouldn’t let the youngsters near them.

Kevin Rudd's announcement yesterday that, in effect, the winner of the NBN process was nobody was something of a jaw-dropping moment. Should broadband users be overjoyed by the NBN, or cautiously wary?

Spammer Eddie Davidson (now on the run from prison) is just the latest in a history of IT identities in trouble with the law. Here are five of the most publicised IT criminals.

National Geographic and IBM have partnered on a five-year research project that will sample DNA from hundreds of thousands of people to map human migration patterns through history.

Machines approach Turing Test threshold.

Grace period being exploited, claims registry.

Established players cut off at knees by new technology.

Five 200GB platters spinning at 7,200rpm in a 3.5in form factor.

One out of five Australian households will have a home network by 2009, analyst IDC has predicted.

Australian office workers are unproductive for two out of five working days, according to survey.

Customers not convinced by Windows Vista.

Company continues to increase market share.

Technology companies losing out, says PwC survey.

David Fearon pulls apart the tiny notebook, and asks why Intel and Microsoft can't match the excitement.

Ever wondered which of your favourite Sci-fi films still holds up? Ian Thomson and Shaun Nichols looked at classics such as Jurrassic Park, War Games and The Matrix and found a few surprsies..