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Microsoft twists some pixels

Borgs another gaming studio

Hubble snaps dark matter warping spacetime

Galactic funhouse mirror from 4.5 billion years ago

14 Oct 00:20 | 34

IBM juices I/O and memory on entry Power Systems

And more Power7 cores for the Power 780 beast

So where is IBM's Power7+ CPU?

14 Oct 00:28 | 10

Astronomy crowd spots PLANET KILLER!

Just kidding, folks, but still cool

14 Oct 00:30 | 27

Wannabe Obama replacement tried to hire Ballmer

Republican prez hopeful addresses Microsoft staff

14 Oct 00:32 | 13

Financial company heavies researcher for reporting vulnerability

Sledgehammer meets walnut: shrapnel flies

14 Oct 03:09 | 6

Apple versus Samsung: key points in the ruling

Cupertino only won by a nose in Oz trial

14 Oct 04:11 | 59

Facebook accused of violating US wiretap law

'Like' cookies tracked users, even when logged out

14 Oct 05:00 | 30

Toyota Yaris 2011

14 Oct 06:00 | 43

WHSmith launches e-book reader rivals to Amazon Kindle

14 Oct 07:33 | 51

Toshiba tears into enterprise drive space

300GB 15K small form factor spinner

O2 to trial VoIP over Wi-Fi

While T-Mobile starts giving away calls to the USA

14 Oct 08:03 | 7

Energy minister gives grudging nuke endorsement

With friends like the minister, who needs enemies?

14 Oct 08:33 | 78

Accessory of the Week

Belkin Conserve

Gets you out of a green jam?

14 Oct 09:00 | 42

World+Dog goes bonkers for iPhone 4S

Sales well up on iPhone 4 launch, says O2

14 Oct 09:13 | 55

Dell signals Windows 8 fondleslab range

Tech supremo drops hints, slates Android

14 Oct 09:19 | 22

Iranian TV claims royals ordered Ofcom to ban it

Watchdog still mulling how to bitchslap bonkers Press TV

14 Oct 09:39 | 41

Samsung, Google to out Ice Cream Sarnie next week

New Android, new smartphone

14 Oct 09:55 | 14

Bandwidth restrictions can affect the memory

Don’t let aging systems slow you down

14 Oct 10:00 | 6

Digital UK names date for end of analogue TV era

14 Oct 10:20 | 25

Brit cyberwarriors, your country needs you

Spooks tap up IT security boffins to protect nation

14 Oct 10:21 | 15

Dropbox rival touts 50GB free cloud storage for iOS fans

More file space in cyberspace

14 Oct 10:24 | 2

Sony Ericsson stems losses with smartphone sales

Thank heavens for the Android bandwagon

14 Oct 10:40 | 4

Europe backs changes to FOI laws

Transparency rules to keep politicians on their toes

Computacenter squeezed by drop in demand

Q3 revs look droopy

'A prime example of our complete failure'

Plus: Finding one's love-truncheon in a hornet's nest

14 Oct 11:01 | 8

BOFH: Where's my free fondleslab?

No one ever died from buying a ... >KZERRT!<

14 Oct 11:16 | 56

OMG! Berners-Lee has an iPhone

Anti-iTunes web daddy still hates proprietary tech

14 Oct 11:29 | 42

Texan lone star Dell lassoes storage into servers

Directly feeding CPUs with data ASAP

14 Oct 11:44 | 4

Collapsing cranes and cantankerous cars

Another day at the solar races

14 Oct 12:00 | 20

Norton blocks Facebook as 'phishing site'

Well, it does collect private info

14 Oct 12:15 | 20

Apple's US bid to ban Samsung tabs hinges on design

Samsung's lawyer couldn't tell Galaxy and iPad apart

14 Oct 12:45 | 74

Thai floods threaten Seagate hard drive supply chain

Disties stockpile as factories go under water

14 Oct 12:51 | 3

Big biz told to reveal hack attacks

Investors need to know about compromises, says SEC

14 Oct 13:00 | 3

Forza 4

Petrolheadonism

14 Oct 13:02 | 35

Ubuntu's Oneiric Ocelot: Nice, but necessary?

Behind Unity's polish

14 Oct 13:29 | 142

Punters to favour Smart TV over 3D TV

Big growth for app-running tellies forecast

14 Oct 14:23 | 16

Huawei 'taps up' firms to form Euro operation

Also entry to the USA rumoured

Open... and Shut

Hadoop: A Linux even Microsoft likes

Big Data brings people together

14 Oct 15:02 | 47

Dutch court rejects Samsung iPhone ban bid

Apple should get fair access to 3G tech

14 Oct 15:05 | 9

Top Tory 'lost voters' personal info' days before ID fraud week

Watchdog probes claims of papers binned in park

14 Oct 15:29 | 21

Samsung takes another hit in patent punch-up

Korean firm loses bid to ban Apple products in the Netherlands

14 Oct 15:55 | 22

Sixth of Britain's cellphones have traces of poo on them

Playing Angry Birds on the loo: There are consequences

14 Oct 16:01 | 86

Eco Strategy Boutique

Winning new UK pylon design may never be used

Thanks anyway, have £5k for your trouble

14 Oct 16:29 | 56

Intel mad for power, but stacked-up dies keep MELTING!

Moore's Law good for 10 years easy - top Chipzilla boffin

14 Oct 17:01 | 26

Big data centers spending big bucks on big hardware

No recession in the glass house

Drone nerve centre malware was Mafia Wars' infostealer

Don't panic - it was only the weapons and spy systems infected

14 Oct 17:29 | 16

Mass ASP.NET attack causes websites to turn on visitors

614,000 pages so far in ongoing epidemic

14 Oct 19:24 | 35

Google takes buzz saw to Buzz, other appendages

Management machete hacks off more chunks

14 Oct 19:33 | 13

It's official: Microsoft, Skype marriage consummated

Skype chief praises new master's 'disruptive innovation'

14 Oct 19:40 | 31

Apache insists OpenOffice is alive, well, and flush

Keep calm and carry on

14 Oct 22:51 | 16

Apple, tech titans lead US brands to world domination

Chin up, Blighty – you're strong in booze

14 Oct 23:23 | 28

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