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Deep-freeze data that will last 1,000 yearsIn-depth Beneath the Arctic permafrost lies a unique effort to preserve open source software for a millennium
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Dell Vostro V13 reviewReviews Business laptops aren't supposed to look good or offer cutting-edge design, so what does Dell think it's doing by unleashing a gorgeous, slim, Adamo-style machine for £400? We review the Dell Vostro V13 to find out.
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Sony Vaio VPCS11V9E/B reviewReviews The release of Intel’s Core i3 and i5 processors is likely to provoke a significant scrabble among laptop manufacturers to release a swathe of top-end, fast laptops. We review the Sony Vaio VPCS11V9E/B to find out what it's made of.
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How much is space worth to Britain?In-depth A new report suggests the space industry could add £40 billion to the economy - but it needs investment and better organisation first.
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100-core processors coming in 2010News Tilera claims its new chips will offer 10 times the efficiency of Intel's next-generation Westmere.
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White House goes open sourceNews The White House has voted in open source as its official website moves away from proprietary content management software.
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Cisco acquires Tandberg for $3 billionNews Video will become "ubiquitous" according to Cisco, following its $3 billion acquisition of Tandberg.
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Ballmer suggests Chrome’s market share is “rounding error”News Microsoft’s chief executive takes a swipe at rival Google’s Chrome browser.
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Toshiba Satellite U500 laptop reviewReviews We put the Toshiba Satellite U500 through its paces to see how it shapes up when compared to the rest of the laptop market.
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Intel vice president to leave amid 'sweeping' changesNews After 30 years at Intel, executive Pat Gelsinger is to move to storage company EMC, according to reports.
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IEEE finally certifies next-gen 802.11n wireless standardNews The standard has been ratified some seven years after the process began.
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AMD's ATI Eyefinity runs six monitors from one PCNews AMD unveils 'revolutionary' new consumer products capable of driving multiple displays.
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Net-addicted kids use web to cheat at schoolNews A new survey suggests 63 per cent of school-age children are addicted to the internet - and are using it to cheat, too.
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Mozilla patches flaws with Firefox updateNews Mozilla has fixed vulnerabilities including location bar spoofing in the new version of its browser, Firefox 3.5.3.
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Microsoft in Windows 7 RTM free-for-allNews Some users might be able to get free copies of Windows 7, just by being a bit imaginative with their job titles.
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Intel: We’re coming out of recessionNews The chip giant's chief executive is upbeat about what the future holds.
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What's next for Google Chrome?In-depth A year after its launch, we look at the future for Google's Chrome browser - and the looming operating system.
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Gateway NO20 laptop reviewReviews The reborn Gateway now has its first products available. Is this 12in notebook good enough to make an impact?
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HP EliteBook 8730w Mobile Workstation reviewReviews Offering the power of a workstation in a portable package has a lot of appeal. We check out this seriously heavyweight offering from HP.
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HP ProBook 4510s laptop reviewReviews HP's latest business focussed notebooks have a new name and a new look. With plenty of power and a good price, are these the best machines for your business?
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CMS BounceBack Ultimate reviewReviews If you're not ready for cloud based backup, this solution from CMS will have great appeal for those wanting to get users up and running quickly after a disaster.
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Apple Mac Pro reviewReviews Apple's latest Mac Pro workstation now features Intel’s Xeon Nehalem. We put it through its paces.
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