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• Nvidia Hybrid SLI on track for a Q1 release
  (Nvidia Hybrid SLI)
• Steve Jobs snubs fan
  (Steve Jobs fan)
• Facebook rumoured to be settling in Ireland
  (facebook ireland)
• Chaos in Heathrow after yesterday's crash
  (British Airways Crash)
• Surgeons warming up on the Wii
  (Wii surgeon )
• Police Officers brag about crashes on Facebook
  (Facebook policemen crashes)
• Scientists announce development of bionic contact lenses
  (University Washington Contact)
• AMD reports positive news about its quad-core bug and announces progress on 45 nm processors
  (AMD bugs)
• Bioshock recieves 12 gaming nominations
  (Bioshock awards games)
• ATI brings AMD a record loss of $1.8 billion in Q4
  (AMD ATI loss)
• Analysis: Intel may exit Flash business
  (Intel Flash Business)
• Time Warner to experiment with tiered Internet pricing
  (Time Warner Internet)
• Don't say goodbye to HD DVD, yet
  (HD DVD Blu-ray)
• Google.org concentrates on climate change and poverty
  (Google.org initiatives)
• AT&T to replace defective batteries
  (AT&T battery)
• HP pulls even further ahead of Dell in worldwide PC market
  (Hewlett Packard Dell)
• XGen Studios announces Wii download plans
  (Wii Download games)
• NSFW: Teacher appears in raunchy advert, may lose job
  (Sarah Green video)
• British Airways plant crash lands on runway
  (British Airways crash)
• Dell tells customer to consider buying a Mac
  (Mac Dell support)
• Oprah to launch her own TV channel
  (Oprah OWN network)
• Scrabulous fans claim Scrabble bosses are doing themselves no favours
  (Scrabulous Facebook Scrabble)
• GamersGate and THQ publishing finally annouce partnership
  (GamersGate THQ )
• Logitech announces best quarter ever for Q3 of Fiscal Year 2008
  (Logitech Q3 )
• Electrical Vehicle explodes on Riverside Campus
  (GEM Electric Vehicle)
• Study shows Mac owners are more openminded and confident
  (Mac Apple users)
• MacWorld: Analysis: MacWorld is disappointing? Yeah right.
  (MacWorld)
• Scientology video featuring Tom Cruise is leaked to the net
  (Tom Cruise Scientology)
• Scrabulous to get scrapped
  (Facebook Scrabulous )
• ASA pulls Stranglehold advert
  (stranglehold ad )
• Australian MySpace teen announces party on MySpace, guests wreak havoc
  (MySpace party Australian)
• AMD moves launch of dual-GPU graphics card forward
  (AMD Dual-GPU)
• New age ad firm gives free Wi-Fi to iPod, iPhone users
  (JiWire iPhone iPod)
• Nintendo delays Super Smash Bros. Brawl for the Wii until March
  (Wii Super Smash)
• Macworld 2008: Apple upgrades Apple TV, announces iTunes rentals
  (Macworld Rental iTunes)
• Macworld 2008: Microsoft begins shipping Office 2008 for Macs
  (Macworld Mac Office)
• Lenovo makes good on Thinkpad/Linux promise
  (Linux Thinkpad Lenovo)
• Alienware launch new performance notebook
  (Alienware laptops notebooks)
• Man files suit against HP over exploding computer
  (Arkansas Exploding computer)
• EMC announces enterprise SSDs
  (EMC SSD SSDs)
• PC games compatible with PS3
  (PS3 compatible Stream)
• Actor brings production company to industrial tribunal after robot suit injuries
  (BBC Ragdoll court)
• BBC's iPlayer sees 1 million users since Christmas day
  (BBC iPlayer )
• HMRC to foot the bill for disc search
  (HMRC metropolitan data)
• O2 cuts roaming charges
  (o2 telefonica roaming)
• Cambridge proffessor checks applicants on Facebook
  (Cambridge Facebook applications)
• EU places Microsoft in the hot seat again, launches two formal investigations
  (EU Microsoft investigation)
• United States Attorneys General endeavour to make social networking sites safer
  (Social Networking Safety)
• Hitachi, Toshiba and Fujitsu join for HDD venture?
  (Hitachi Fujitsu Toshiba)
• Macworld: Apple rumoured to launch iTunes movie rentals
  (Macworld itunes rental)
• CES prankster gets barred
  (CES pranks TV-B-Gone)
• Wii Fit hits one million sales in Japan
  (Wii Fit sales)
• HD DVD player prices nosedive
  (HD DVD prices Blu-ray)
• New service allows you to download songs from the radio
  (UBC Media Cliq)
• OLPC to distribute in America
  (OLPC America intel)
• TomTom teams up with Vodafone Germany to provide customers with the world's most advanced traffic information service
  (TomTom Germany Vodafone)
• AMD: Some Phenoms pushed back to Q2, some brought forward to Q1
  (AMD Phenom Phenoms)
• December '07 sees 5 million new websites
  (websites internet )
• Body heat could charge mobile phone
  (energy efficient heat)
• CES 2008: Zinc pellets power an indoor generator
  (Zinc power )
• Dublin City Council drops plans to provide municipal Wi-Fi
  (Dublin City Wi-Fi)
• Young Scientists exhibition breaks last year's record
  (Young Scientists Exhibition)
• Microsoft bigwig, Raikes, announces retirement
  (Microsoft Raikes retirement)
• CES 2008: VIEVU, the wearable PVR made by cops
  (VIEVU PVR-PRO CES)
• CES 2008: Wildcharge gives (almost) wireless power
  (CES Wildcharge )
• Sony loses DRM for Amazon MP3s
  (Sony DRM Amazon)
• New York Attorney General gives thumbs up to Intel antitrust Investigation
  (Intel Antitrust AMD)
• Analysis: Is the Computer Electronics Show on it's last legs?
  (CES analysis)
• Intel to launch Core 2 Duo E7000 in Q2
  (Intel E7000 Duo)
• 40 GB micro HDDs on the way
  (40GB micro HDDs)
• Two men arrested for attempting to claim benefits with a corpse
  (Social security corpse)
• Linden Lab announces ban on virtual banks in Second Life
  (Second Life banks)
• German IT company fires 3 employees for not smoking
  (German smoking fires)
• School report cards straight to parents' inboxes
  (Report card electronic)
• Journalist's LG laptop explodes
  (LG laptop explode )
• Apple to cut UK iTunes prices
  (apple itunes price)
• CES 2008: Playstation 3 firmware update to bring in-game cross media bar
  (PS3 firmware update)
• CES 2008: Intel's Skulltrail promises godly performance
  (CES intel skulltrail)
• CES 2008: Lexar shows off SSD and special edition gaming memory
  (CES Lexar SSD)
• CES 2008: Dell's Curve monitor is something to drool over
  (Alienware curve CES)
• CES 2008: Flyvo portable WiMax gaming device heading for U.S. market
  (CES Flyvo online)
• CES 2008: Kodak to expand inkjet printer line
  (CES Kodak Printers)
• CES 2008: Palit the biggest graphics/mobo company you’ve never heard of
  (Palit CES graphics)
• CES 2008: HD DVD vs. Blu-ray and the battle of the CES booths
  (CES HD DVD Blu-ray)
• Scientists use nano manufacturing processes to construct new materials with tailored properties
  (nano construction)
• CLICK HERE TO SEE IF YOU'VE WON A FREE GRAPHICS CARD!!
  (newsletter competition)
• OLPC fights back after Intel announces its withdrawal from OLPC project
  (intel OLPC CES)
• CES 2008: AMD's HDTV on a USB stick
  (AMD HDTV wondertv600)
• CES 2008: Up close and personal with Philips' design collection and 3D HDTVs
  (Philips design collection)
• CES 2008: AMD teases next generation dual-processor graphics card
  (AMD CES )
• CES 2008: Comcast launches free on demand video website
  (Comcast VoD)
• CES 2008: New Line crosses the line to Blu-ray exclusivity
  (New Line Blu-ray)
• CES 2008: Wii, MTV, Second Life among winners of 2008 tech & engineering Emmy awards
  (CES awards 2008)
• CES 2008: Behold.. the antique clock, mahogany wood, case mod
  (Case mod CES)
• Proposal calls for amendments to copyright laws
  (Copyright laws Music)
• Vodafone reduce £27k bill to £37
  (vodafone bill download)
• Tamsin Little follows Radiohead's lead
  (Tamsin Little download)
• Mozilla messes up ad campaign
  (Mozilla Firefox)
• CES 2008: Blu-ray movies to be playable on PSP by year's end
  (CES blu-ray warner)
• CES 2008: ASUS to add larger screens and WiMAX to 2nd gen EeePC
  (CES ASUS EeePC)