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12 April 2008
News: In pictures: inside Microsoft's robot factory

Members of Microsoft's Robotics Group are confident robotics is going to be the big story of the next five years
News: 10 cool gadgets we can't wait to get our hands on

The coolest gadgets almost always debut overseas. But we'll get them eventually, and we can't wait
10 April 2008
News: Infineon chip could enable 3G iPhone

Apple has released a third beta version of its iPhone software developers kit (SDK) that suggests a change in chips that may confirm a 3G iPhone will be with us this summer.
08 April 2008
News: Nokia's iPhone-killer gets closer to launch

Nokia has great confidence in its upcoming rival to the Apple iPhone, codenamed 'Tube'.
News: Samsung launches ultrafast HSUPA mobile phone

Samsung Electronics has unveiled a mobile phone that supports faster upload speeds using HSUPA (high-speed uplink packet access) technology.
04 April 2008
News: iPhone price cut to €99... in Germany

Mobile phone users in Germany can now get an iPhone for just €99 (£77).
01 April 2008
News: Video: How virtualisation can revolutionise IT

Dell SMB marketing specialist Gerry Kenny explains how virtualisation in the business can save time, money and resources.
News: Toshiba shows prototype home control robot

If you've become hostage to a clutch of remote controls in your living room, never quite sure what all the buttons do and confusing different controllers for different gadgets, then Toshiba might have the answer. It's developed a prototype robot that can act as a voice gateway to just about anything in the room that has a remote control.
News: IDF: Intel shows 'Cliffside' Wi-Fi-splitting technology

Today at IDF Intel gave a demonstration of its Cliffside technology. Cliffside is an Intel research technology that allows a single Wi-Fi adaptor to function like two independent adaptors and maintain simultaneous connections using different networks.
31 March 2008
Video: Xbox 360 user review, number 2

dcjsprime is less than fully impressed with Microsoft's Xbox 360 games console, finding it loud and tricky to set up. Find out why in his video review.
News: 3G iPhone could be launched by May

A 3G version of Apple's iPhone may be launched as soon as May, reports the Bank of America.
29 March 2008
News: The 10 best 'broken' technologies

Sometimes a technology idea is too good to be true. A flexible keyboard, internet voting and watching feature films on your smart phone are examples. Today, these concepts are still evolving, but they're broken right now. I'll tell you why and what could be done to fix them once and for all.
28 March 2008
News: Report: 3G iPhone manufacturer revealed

The world's largest contract electronics manufacturer - Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry - is in talks with Apple to make the next generation iPhone, according to Dow Jones, which cited an unidentified Hon Hai official.
27 March 2008
News: Microsoft plans Apple iPhone apps

Microsoft is plans to use Apple's iPhone software developer kit (SDK) to extend its Mac products for use with the mobile phone.
26 March 2008
News: Report: Ten million 3G iPhones ordered by Apple

The launch of a 3G iPhone looks more likely than ever, according to Gartner analyst Ken Dulaney, who claims Apple has already placed an order for ten million of the second-generation handsets with an Asian manufacturer.
22 March 2008
News: The 10 best technology combinations

For this look at the most life-changing high-tech events of the past quarter century, we divided developments into pairs that have formed an effective one-two punch. On the following pages are our picks for the 10 technology duos with the biggest impact.
20 March 2008
News: First Dell smartphone to run Windows Mobile

Dell plans to launch its first smartphone, according to a report from Digitimes which claims the company is working with Taiwanese manufacturer Foxconn on a Windows Mobile-based device.
News: Apple iPhone dominates mobile web browsing

Apple's iPhone has become the most popular device for accessing news and information on the mobile web, according to M:Metrics, with 85 percent of iPhone users accessing such content in January. This compares to 58.2 per cent of other smartphone users and 13.1 per cent of the market average.
19 March 2008
News: Adobe to build Flash Player for Apple's iPhone

Adobe is to develop a version of Flash Player for the iPhone, despite Steve Jobs stating earlier this month that Flash Player for mobile devices isn't good enough for Apple's handset.
18 March 2008
News: Apple designs clam-shell iPhone

Apple has filed a document with the US Patents Office that highlights its plans for a clam shell iPhone.