Gartner talks up Google's mobile platform ahead of launch of first HTC Android phone.

It seems irony is lost on Microsoft, who is speaking to the US Congress over what it says are anti-trust concerns regarding Yahoo's advertising deal with Google.

Toshiba has unveiled a battery prototype that offers a 90 percent charge capacity in just 10 minutes.

And the people virtually rejoiced

Banks and credit unions targeted

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

New numbers out today from market research outfit Jon Peddie (JPR) predict worldwide growth for PC gaming hardware shipments and regional market share to be “amazing”.

High performance computing (HPC) may be the pinnacle of the computer speed pyramid, but not its profit pyramid.

Management ignoring pleas for downtime.

Samsung has started mass producing 256GB solid state drives, trumping all other high capacity SSDs currently found in the laptop segment of the market.

Slightly older model, but the best 42in TV you can buy, full stop. Not cheap, but the quality is all up there on the screen

The faithful old PS2 isn’t knocking on the door of the retirement home just yet and the new look has knocked years off, but it’s the consistently brilliant games that are really keeping the biggest selling console ever from slipping six feet under.

We take mail filtering for granted today, but it was big news back in 1991. Pegasus was the first to do it and, 12 years later, its long history ensures lots of development time and a strong community of helpful users. The latest release is a major upgrade, and filtering is still at the forefront.

$22bn spent in the US so far.

A superb DLP projector; a landmark performer in every sense

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