Industries keeping a sweet outlook during these sour times.

As we bring our Information Overload summit to a close, we have decided to name and rank the biggest culprits for the overload, the issues which more than anything else are causing companies to drown in a deluge of data..

The Nintendo Wii continues to dominate sales, though analysts predict the PS3 is catching up. Interestingly, the PC remains the "most used" gaming platform.

New OS enables efficiency savings, but Microsoft declines to simplify licensing.

A phone application designed to show off how rich the user is has been hit by the recession..

The software giant’s first ever drop in revenue, as the ongoing recession takes its toll on its core PC market.

Limited edition models to remain, but MS looks to kill off its pricier, hulking model as recession bites

From the Commodore 64 to Microsoft vs Apple, we take a look at the top 10 fights in technology history.

In an exclusive interview, Stallman discusses his views on free versus proprietary and open source software, social networking sites and privacy issues.

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

A new study shows that further savings are proving hard to achieve for businesses.

Microsoft have committed to spending $US80m on 'Bing' advertising against other search engines. Basically, they want to convince you that Google and Yahoo aren't worth your precious search time.

Economy set for another three to four "very tough" years, but globalhealthcare still a priority.

Cyber squatting is making a comeback. Recent domain name sales of Toys.com and Auction.com have seen combined sales of $US7 million despite the gloomy economic outlook.

Global downturn hits Japanese firms hard.

Skype 4.1 is out of beta and is ready for download by hungry Windows users – form an orderly queue now please

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has proclaimed that economic conditions will help shift the tide against pricey Apple products and help consumers to see the error of their ways.

NEC has developed an ultra curved 43" CRV43 TV in the US with all the whistles and bells you'd expect from a drool worthy TV specimen. But at that price, let's hope your drool is coated in gold.

Australia has long been known for its 'big' tourist attractions. Now, with over 6 million Aussies downloading from BitTorrent site Mininova in April, we've officially become a nation of 'big' download lovers.