Launched in July, we last month learned that Sky's new Sky Go application had reached 1m downloads. Nearly a month later, the broadcaster is ... read more

Vroom, vroom, vroom! read more

The Free Software Foundation (FSF) has initiated a campaign against the Secure Boot feature in Windows 8. read more

Logitech has scored the official keyboard and mouse for the upcoming game Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. read more

A recently published bulletin by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security shows that the government has a close eye on hacker group Anonymous, ... read more

Vodafone officially launches its Ubuntu-based netbook in South Africa today, which will be distributed by local telco Vodacom. read more

The mod formerly known as World of StarCraft is now available for testing on Battle.net, but for a limited time only. read more

A promo video for Nvidia's Tegra 3 chip has appeared to tease consumers with its super-powered capabilities. Best go grab a bib first before viewing. read more

Intel traditionally spices up its otherwise dry margin and inventory questions-filled earnings conference call with subtle product news. This was ... read more

Amid all of the Android 4.0 hubbub, Apple has announced its quarterly earnings hot on the heels of its most successful iPhone launch ever. read more

Sony's Vita is set to launch in roughly four months' time, but how much will you have to pay for it here in Europe? read more

Galaxy Nexus not doing it for you? How about the Motorola Droid Razr. read more

Ultrabook manufacturers may follow Acer's lead by using hybrid HDDs instead of SSDs in future waves. read more

The most anticipated phone of the season will be available on three major carriers when it hits the UK. read more

Huh? Haven't we been living in a sort-of cyber war already in which nations spy on each other and develop more and more sophisticated tools ... read more

This $20 mouse is twice the size of your standard USB mouse... and with lights! read more

Google has begun rolling out SSL to its search engine, much like its Gmail service. A win for privacy... sort of. read more

Minecraft developer Mojang can use the name "Scrolls" for its upcoming game... for now. read more

Researchers at Imperial College in London have created biological logic gates similar to those used in integrated circuits using E.Coli bacteria ... read more

This docking station plays host to an HDD or SSD, two USB drives and an SD card while connecting directly to the local network via a Gigabit ... read more

While Gartner is expecting NAND Flash memory to surpass DRAM sales by 2014, analysts from IHS say that DRAM manufacturers will see massive growth ... read more

Based on information leaked from Chiphell, the new Ivy Bridge processors will have a maximum of 77 watts TDP (thermal design power), which is ... read more

University Hospitals Birmingham has significantly reduced patient deaths by using a new IT system that reminds staff about patient care. read more

David Cameron is adding a LinkedIn profile and a FourSquare account to his social media portfolio. They join his already established presence ... read more

SandForce looks to have finally provided a firmware update for its infamous BSOD/disconnect issue that have plagued SF-2200-based SSDs from the ... read more