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• 02 June 2008

• News: Apple/O2 to sell 3G iPhone for just £100

  O2 could make Apple's 3G iPhones available for just £100 each in the UK, according to a report in The Times.

• 31 May 2008

• News: 2020: The future of technology revealed

  With PCs disappearing from desks but technology showing up everywhere else, computing will only get more personal in the coming decades.

• 30 May 2008

• News: Eee PC to get Nintendo Wii-like wireless gaming

  Asus' new Eee Stick controllers use motion sensors so people can bowl, slash swords and play other games on a PC

• 27 May 2008

• News: Scandinavia to get iPhone, but no word on 3G

  Apple has announced that several Scandinavian countries are on the schedule now to get its coveted Apple iPhone smartphone.

• News: Apple plans solar-powered iPhone, iPods

  Apple has filed a patent for integrating solar cells into portable devices. And the solar cells would be placed underneath the layers of a touch-sensitive display, fueling speculation that the technology is being lined up for the Apple iPhone and iPod touch.

• 26 May 2008

• News: nVidia to release CPUs at Computex next week

  nVidia is planning to announce a line of Arm-based CPUs at the Computex exhibition in Taipei next week.

• News: Samsung announces 256GB SSD for 2008

  Samsung Electronics today announced that it will launch in 2008 a flash memory-based solid-state disk (SSD) that has a 256GB capacity and high-speed interface.

• News: Tranquil PC takes orders for Intel Atom PCs

  UK-based Tranquil PC is taking orders for two home servers based on Intel's upcoming Diamondville version of the Atom processor.

• 24 May 2008

• News: The 50 biggest heroes in technology history

  Every gadget and technology that affects your every day life has taken years if not a lifetime of hard work in research, design and development. We've charted the top 50 people responsible for implementing today's best technologies.

• News: The James Bond-style methods that help hackers

  When it comes to hacking tools, you can’t but imagine its always very sophisticated bits of kit. However, researchers have identified two ways of stealing data using some unlikely everyday tools including cameras and telescopes.

• 23 May 2008

• News: Griffin launches iTrip for Apple's iPhone

  Griffin Technology has launched an FM transmitter for Apple's iPhone.

• 21 May 2008

• News: Microsoft brings advertising to Zune media player

  Microsoft showed a future advertising service that will allow companies to promote their products on the Zune media player.

• News: Apple iPhone gets Windows Vista interface

  iPhone enthusiasts can now install an emulation version of Microsoft’s Windows Vista user interface on to their handsets.

• 19 May 2008

• News: Orange to sell iPhone in 12 countries

  Orange has announced that it will sell the iPhone in a dozen countries.

• 15 May 2008

• News: O2 suggests 3G iPhone 2 is weeks away

  O2 has confirmed it will make a high profile iPhone announcement in conjunction with Apple "in the coming weeks"

• 14 May 2008

• News: TomTom gets go-ahead to acquire Google Maps maker

  TomTom has been given “unconditional clearance” by the European Commission to acquire mapping company TeleAtlas. The EC approval follows a similar green light from US regulators in October last year.

• 10 May 2008

• News: The 15 biggest technology failures

  We've rounded up our 15 favourite examples of products that, beyond a few prototypes, never actually saw the light of day. We've also added some honourable mentions that we think deserved to be remembered.

• News: May 2008's coolest gadgets revealed

  So far 2008 has been a great year for gadgets. From the first Centrino Atom-based computer and a smartphone from Sharp that will go on sale in Japan this month to Sanyo's new model of its waterproof Xacti digital still camera has even clearer video and includes the ability to follow your friends' faces underwater.

• 09 May 2008

• News: O2 confirms iPhone is no longer available in UK

  O2 has confirmed reports that the iPhone is not currently available anywhere in the UK, and customers may have to wait for the putative 3G Apple iPhone.

• 07 May 2008

• How-Tos: How to troubleshoot USB devices

  So simple to use and yet so complicated when they fail, USB drives can send even the most calm among us potty. Here, we demonstrate how to banish those USB blues.

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