Windows 7: Mobile
VIA highlights dual-monitor mobos
Outlook Live! hooks PIM functions to MSN Hotmail
AMD inks deal with XenSource for virtualisation package
AMD previews Pacifica virtualisation platform
PlayStation Portable to arrive in the UK on 1 September
Microsoft anoints XML as Office 12 format
IBM reads the last rites over OS/2
Samsung touts dual-format next generation DVD player
Sony loses PlayStation modding battle
Blue Gene/L officially commissioned for nuclear testing
IT Forum 2005: The rolling roundup
Mystic Malone’s almanac
Yahoo! audio search arrives in UK
Microsoft launches beefier Vista beta
Sunrise on launch of ‘world’s first on demand supercomputer’
Gnome and KDE agree to share APIs
Intel commits $1bn for developing nations
Scientists discover a DiamondTouch
Blue Gene retains supercomputer crown
CinemaNow joins the download-to-DVD rush
AMD wins over Dell for desktops
AOL offers Xdrive for free
More details emerge of Haxdoor hacking victims
Microsoft’s November security update will target Windows and XML
AMD moves to 65nm process technology
Cisco goes legal over Apple iPhone name
Vista under attack as illegal in Europe
Firefox and IE hit by security bugs
CeBIT 2007: Media centres under attack from streamers
QuarkXPress 7.2 update views Vista
Acer recalls 27,000 Sony laptop batteries
Microsoft signs up LG for Linux patent protection
Red Hat: We talked patents with Microsoft
Security fears emerge over fake iPhone website
“New Macs” aren’t all they seem
Apple set to unveil widescreen iPods
Palm gets cash injection and Apple expertise
Joost opens to the public
BBC offers stripped-down iPlayer for Macs and Linux
Office Poltergeist strikes fear into Geek Squad
New Blu-ray DRM “cracked”
T-Mobile sells unlocked iPhones… at a price
Site offers iPhone rentals
Leopard leaps ahead of Tiger
MySpace malware poses as Windows update
Asus to launch three new Eee PCs
Russia becoming “spam superpower”
Sky slips up on default Wi-Fi passwords
IBM launches “Microsoft-free” PC initiative