‘Virtual’ BlackBerry software planned for Windows Mobile smartphones
Google Calendar goes mobile
Comment: What’s behind the Windows Safari?
PCs and gadgets to swallow half a household’s electricity
Life with an HTC Touch:
Make Microsoft pay for Windows holes, say Lords
Microsoft moving in on Blackberry maker?
Palm gets cash injection and Apple expertise
Palm unwraps the $100 smartphone
Linspire promises friendly Linux for new users
UK schools advised to avoid Microsoft
HyperSpace brings instant-on to notebooks
Microsoft reveals Sage rival
Eee PC flying off the shelves
Microsoft launches HD Photo plug-ins for Photoshop
Novell hits jackpot in Microsoft patent pay-out
MySpace malware poses as Windows update
Firefox makes gains on Internet Explorer
The week in your words: Microsoft bid, SP1, Ebay intrigue
BBC sells shows through iTunes
IT managers running to stand still, says Microsoft
Google launches contacts API
Robot dog making incredible strides
Nvidia launches GeForce 9800 GTX – full review here
Google software scans videos for child porn
Nvidia slams “laughable” Intel as it talks up future of GPUs
AMD to debut 45nm quad-cores this quarter
Innovative search hits Wikipedia
IBM makes solar energy child’s play
Computer trained to read minds
Apple developing in-house iPhone chip
Smart extension lead saves power
Pressure on Ballmer as he moves into Gates’ office
The week in your words: iPhone, Wi-Fi and dial-up
Big six ISPs capitulate to music industry
BBC announces higher-quality iPlayer
LG launches 3G netbook
New triple-core Phenoms: more speed, fewer watts
Apple “Brick” details emerge
Computer “no longer an optional extra” for children
Microsoft: virtualise your way out of the credit crunch
Epson joins netbook goldrush
iPlayer is UK’s favourite search term
CDs spinning on borrowed time
IT spend to fall for first time in eight years
Troubled BT still plans to pay for fibre broadband
Social-networking sites pledge to make web safer
Dell playing rough with new toughbook
All quiet on Conficker front, but boomtime for security firms
GE crams 500GB onto holographic disc