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• 25 July 2006

• News: Traffic info in mobile Google Maps app

  Google has enhanced its Google Maps mobile application by adding traffic information and the ability to save routes, the company will announce today.

• News: Dell feeling Apple's pressure

  If recent remarks made by Michael Dell are anything to go by, his company is feeling the pressure caused by Apple's gathering momentum in the PC market.

• Opinion: Super HD screen shows 200ft of horse flesh

  Good news: the world's biggest high-def screen is a full 218ft long and 37ft tall. Bad news: if you want to see it you'll have to spend an afternoon with some of the smelliest, most obnoxious people in the universe.

• News: Nigeria supporting $100 laptop concept

  The One Laptop per Child initiative for the developing world, the brainchild of Nicholas Negroponte, is gaining ground in Africa, with Nigeria announcing the acquisition of one million laptops.

• News: Google click-fraud settlement attacked

  A judge is hearing arguments for and against the settlement of a click-fraud lawsuit that critics say lets Google off the hook too easily.

• News: Motorola to extend Razr lineup

  Motorola, high on the success of its Razr clamshell phones, unveiled several more devices last night as it kicked off its annual analyst conference in Chicago.

• News: Flexible WiMax chipset readied by Intel

  Intel's next-generation chipset for WiMax devices will support either fixed or mobile versions of the wireless broadband technology, the firm said yesterday.

• How-Tos: How to set up Windows XP remote access

  No matter where you are, so long as you have internet access, you can work as if you were sitting at your home PC. We show you how

• News: Icann turns sights on Africa

  Officials at Icann acknowledge that they have failed to help Africa develop its information and communication technology infrastructure.

• News: EU agrees to continue stem cell funding

  Ministers from the European Union's 25 countries agreed yesterday to continue funding stem cell research, despite efforts by Germany to put a stop to the controversial practice.

• News: Mighty Mouse goes wireless

  Apple has developed a wireless version of its Mighty Mouse, according to a US regulatory filing.

• News: Zune project may create problems for MS

  It may be Microsoft's partners, rather than Apple and its iPod and iTunes service, that suffer from the Zune project, an analyst has warned.

• Opinion: Critical Microsoft patches caused havoc

  Physician, heal thyself. Three Microsoft security fixes recently caused a lot of people serious problems with IE (Internet Explorer), Office and Outlook Express.

• 24 July 2006

• Opinion: MySpace shut down by US heatwave

  Teenage webheads in 'talking to one another' shocker. Possibly.

• How-Tos: How to enjoy home tv from afar with Slingbox

  Slingbox is a nifty gadget that lets you watch your home TV programming anywhere, providing you have a broadband connection, by taking your home TV source, digitising it, and then streaming it over the net.

• Opinion: Lohan, Hilton and a BlackBerry

  Singer, actress, heiress, party-goer and now hacker – is there no end to Paris Hilton's talents?

• How-Tos: How to make free phone calls with VOIP

  VoIP can save you money on phone call costs by using your broadband connection to enable you to chat.

• How-Tos: How to delete web cookies, history and cache

  Clear out the trail of virtual breadcrumbs from your internet cache and browsing history to preserve your privacy,

• News: Second beta of Exchange Server 2007 available

  Microsoft has released a second beta version of Exchange Server 2007 and the beta for an accompanying antivirus product, Forefront Security for Exchange, it announced today.

• News: Japan's CRT TV business nearly dead

  The falling prices and growing popularity of flat-panel televisions pushed domestic shipments of big-screen CRT TVs to almost zero during June.

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