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

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

Will AMD blow its lead again in graphics? An analysis of the current state of play in the race for processor and graphics superiority

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AMD/ATI and its partners made quite a splash with the recent release of the 5 series GPUs, and is creating a lot of excitement about what future iterations of the cards will be able to do

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The G.hn standard for wired home networking via power cables has passed another milestone, after gaining approval from the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) standards body.

Freeview and Foxtel are currently vying for our attention, but I'd say Foxtel's biggest threat is the internet. Like me, many people spend $50 to $100 on internet access each month in lieu of getting pay TV.

After years of waiting, the PIPE PPC-1 fibre-optic link stretching from Sydney via Guam, is going live. In a big win for consumers of some ISPs, a new era of cheaper plans and bigger data allowances may await

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The Green Goblin has been showing off its Fermi architecture at its GPU Technology Conference in San Francisco.

White coats at Cornell University have demonstrated a photon-based system that has the potential to squeeze more data into packets sent over the Internet.

Storage firm Seagate has unveiled what it claims is the fastest desktop hard disk drive.

An unorthodox race in South Africa has revealed that it is faster to transmit 4GB of data via carrier pigeon than it is to send it over the country's main ADSL services.