There's a lot of fake news going around about the upcoming GPUish chip called the GT300. Let's clear some air on this Larrabee-lite architecture.

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Windows 7 might just be the best operating system ever designed with touchscreens in mind. Have Microsoft finally delivered the Windows 7 killer app?

Stuart Andrews shows you how to set up and maintain the perfect backup routine.

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

The Apple TV is a streaming media box for your lounge room but it's the black sheep of the Apple family. Here's why Apple TV 3.0 software update fails to spice things up

Unfortunately more is less when it comes to the new Logitech Harmony 700 universal remote control. Here's what's different about the new and old Harmony remotes

Hulu's crackdown on international access has expanded to include popular VPN service Witopia.

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

That 50in screen might seem like a good idea, but here's why you should be careful about falling victim to screen envy

Touch is the key buzzword for Windows 7, but what does the new OS offer on the entertainment front?

We've all had great ideas in idle moments that are either forgotten or impractical, but these are people who identified technological advances and made them happen..

Part 12: Just because you've bought a hulking great plasma or LCD panel doesn't mean you need to stare at it all day. Here's two options for hiding your TV

Windows 7 may be the perfect compliment to bring out better than average Blu-Ray viewing results from your computer.

As Microsoft gears up for its big OS release, people might be surprised to learn about another Windows 7 other secret: better wireless connectivity.

The single biggest reason for existing laptop owners to upgrade to Windows 7 is something unique to this release: it actually requires less horsepower than Vista. That's good news for netbook owners!

One way Windows 7 will make working lives a damn sight easier is the speed at which it hunts down documents and other files.

As Vista and Windows 7 share the same core code, Microsoft has decided to merely nudge up the version number (Windows Vista was 6) so that applications are tricked into thinking it's Vista they're dealing with