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  • News: Apple faces class-action music monopoly suit

    Apple is facing a class-action suit that alleges the company unfairly uses technological restrictions with its iPod line and iTunes Music Store to beat out competitors.

  • News: Web traffic suggests growth in MS Zune sales

    The website devoted to Microsoft's Zune 'iPod-killer' nearly tripled its share of Christmas Day's overall internet traffic in comparison with last year, but it still fell far short of Apple's iTunes site, an analytic vendor said.

  • News: Is CES all just show?

    At CES each year, companies parade their newest and hottest products and promise starry-eyed consumers and journalists imminent release dates for their gadgets, while the more daring keynote speakers give their predictions for the year ahead. Sometimes they're spot-on - but other times they're way off the mark, as this look back at the class of 2007 shows.

  • News: Mobile products to watch in 2008, part 1

    As tempting as Apple's iPhone and Amazon.com's Kindle are, I've refrained from buying them. Why? Because I'm certain these first-generation products will be significantly better in their second iterations.

  • News: iPod for Christmas? Watch out!

    People who received MP3 players - such as Apple's iPod - as holiday gifts may want to steer clear of some Web sites that claim to offer legal music but don't have licensing agreements with major music labels.

  • News: CES: Panasonic unveils 150-inch TV screen

    Panasonic is preparing to repeat its CES show-stopper of a couple of years ago with the unveiling of the largest flat-panel screen manufactured to date, according to a Japanese media report.

  • News: CES: Panasonic to unveil thinnest Blu-ray drive for laptops

    Panasonic has developed a Blu-ray Disc drive for laptop computers and plans to unveil it at January's Consumer Electronics Show, the company said today.

  • Video: Blackberry Curve 8320 user review

    User papito66 takes a look at RIM's popular BlackBerry Curve 8320 handset.

  • News: LCD maker merger mission

    Hitachi, Canon and Panasonic have agreed to a wide-ranging collaboration that will see the three companies share the cost, burden and benefits of development and production of flat-panel displays.

  • News: Video report: 2007's top tech news

    With the release of Windows Vista, Apple's iPhone and a new breed of portable computer, 2007 was a busy year for the technology industry.

  • News: Video: 2008's most exciting tech innovations

    Flexible computer screens, electronic newspapers and violin-playing robots are just three of the novel technologies demonstrated by Japanese developers this year.

  • News: Video: The best gadgets of 2007

    Regardless of your views of iPhone, it's difficult to deny that Apple's handset is the most high-profile technology launch of 2007.

  • News: The ultimate Apple iPhone user guide

    Here's everything you need to know to get started with a new iPhone.

  • News: Five great gadget stocking fillers

    Our top five Christmas geek-gift gadgets include a hub for oversize USB plugs, a wearable WiFi-detecting t-shirt, and a superportable MP3 player. Merry Christmas!

  • News: December's coolest gadgets revealed

    PC Advisor's Tokyo correspondent Martyn Williams reports on the most exciting gadgets launching this month in the Far East

  • News: Google says iPod will hold all the world's data

    Google says all the world's content will soon fit in an iPod, the result of a drop in the price of data storage by a factor of 3.6 million since 1982.

  • News: Hackers planning Apple iPhone drive-by attacks

    The seriousness of attacks on Apple's iPhone will increase significantly next year, according to Arbor Networks.

  • News: iPhone a top wish for Christmas

    As the Christmas shopping season kicks into high gear, Apple's iPod and iPhone product lines find themselves among the most sought after items in Europe.

  • News: 02 bullish over UK Apple iPhone sales

    Around 75 percent of iPhone owners will switch to 02 just to get their hands on Apple’s handset, the operator claims.

  • News: Scientist builds robot using moth brain

    Hybrid computers combining technology and living organic tissue will be available in 10 to 15 years, according to a scientist who successfully connected a moth's brain to a robot.