Channel 4 has admitted the archive section of its web-based service will remain unavailable to Mac and Linux users.

Apple is planning a netbook with a touch screen as early as the second half of this year, according to sources.

The BBC has launched a new beta of its mobile service for news coverage displaying on the limited space available on a mobile phone.

Apple today introduced the all-new iPod shuffle, the world's smallest music player.

Sony PlayStation 3 owners will be able to watch NBC movies and TV episodes through the PlayStation Network.

Sony PlayStation 3 owners will be able to watch NBC movies and TV episodes through the PlayStation Network.

YouTube will block U.K. users from watching music videos after negotiations with Britain's music royalty-collecting body broke down.

RIM's just-unveiled BlackBerry App World will have significantly harsher restrictions on app prices and transfer rights than the iPhone's App Store, according to the developer FAQ.

Stateside consumers have seen HDTV prices rise 10% since Christmas.

A cute girl winking at you on the bus may soon, unfortunately, mean she is just wants to change track on her mp3 player.

DVD burner speeds are set for a boost with the release of two new optical drives which can manage speeds of 24x.

The Windows 7 control panel will allow users to turn off various bundled apps including the new Internet Explorer 8.

Sky has expanded its online TV offering after adding six new live TV channels to its service.

It seems cash strapped American gamers are looking to trade in more of their used games.

Mozilla Firefox 3 overtook Microsoft's Internet Explorer 6 for the first time in February in the Internet browser wars.

Resident Evil 5 has been leaked online by a piracy group known as KFC.

Amazon has released an app that will bring their previously Kindle based 200,000 electronic books to the iPhone.

Sharp have four new AQUOS Blu-Ray recorders for the Japanese market, equipped with hard disk drives with capacities up to 1TB.

Are iPods changing our perception of music? Are the sounds of MP3s the music we like to hear most?

Sticking on a DVD for your toddler might keep them entertained but don't expect any more than that according to a study.