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HP recalls 70,000 laptop batteriesNews Recalled batteries were overheating and causing 'flames and fire' - but no injuries so far.
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Mozilla unveils next Firefox betaNews Mozilla has released the first beta for Firefox 3.5 today.
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Latest Ubuntu available for downloadNews Just a week after the release candidate, Canonical has made the latest Ubuntu desktop and server versions available for download.
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OLPC upgrades XO laptopNews One Laptop Per Child's XO will use an updated VIA chipset to offer high-def video on the low-power machine.
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Intel's new Atom hits 2GHzNews Intel celebrates a year of Atom with a new version launched at IDF in Beijing.
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Intel passes Moblin OS to Linux FoundationNews Intel is looking to push its netbook operating system onto more devices.
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Ubuntu releases Jaunty Jackalope betaNews The beta for Ubuntu's next operating system is now available for download.
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TomTom teams with Linux defence groupNews In the middle of a lawsuit with Microsoft, TomTom joins the Open Invention Network.
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Microsoft drops Honeycomb grid from Windows MobileNews Microsoft admits its new Windows Mobile interface needs a bit of tweaking.
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OLPC may switch to ARM for XO laptopNews One Laptop Per Child is 'almost committed' to using ARM's processors in its next-gen educational laptop.
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Hackers thanked for exposing Telegraph flawNews HackersBlog has made a fan of the Telegraph newspaper, after discovering a database flaw.
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Firefox has more bugs than Internet ExplorerNews Mozilla's Firefox had the most flaws of any browser, but at least it fixes them quickly.
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The "Karmic Koala" - new Ubuntu gets redesignNews The new version of Ubuntu should be speedier and shinier, and with a brand new look.
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Gary McKinnon supported by anti-terror law watchdogNews McKinnon's case gets more backing from another high-profile supporter.
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MWC 09: Samsung confirms three Android launchesNews Samsung will start selling three Android 'Google phones' by the end of the year.
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Outlook finally gets friendly with FirefoxNews An upgrade to Exchange means Microsoft's email client Outlook will offer full functionality in browsers other than its own Internet Explorer.
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Microsoft introduces "Fix it" buttonNews Microsoft's new "Fix it" button will automatically take the steps suggested in documents relating to a number of the software giant's products.
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Economy weighs on eBayNews Despite a fall at eBay, Skype and PayPal both reported revenue growth.
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Second generation of Classmate netbook hits UKNews Intel's educational laptop is being shown off at the BETT show in London this week.
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Chrome to head to Macs and Linux next yearNews Google has said its Chrome browser will have Mac and Linux versions by next year.
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BBC iPlayer developed for MacsNews A new beta version finally brings the iPlayer to Macs and Linux.
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UK will not get data breach notification lawNews Private firms will not be required to tell the ICO when they lose data.
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Department of Health tops lost laptop rankingsNews The government is losing a computer a week on average, as well as dozens of BlackBerrys.
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Microsoft to offer SharePoint and Exchange onlineNews The software giant moves to hosted applications for its popular business products, but just for Americans so far.
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