Wi-fi broadband 'thief' arrested in London
A man in Chiswick, London has been arrested for 'stealing' bandwidth from a wi-fi connection.
Stories by Jonny Evans
Toshiba makes HDTV move
Toshiba is working on a new wireless technology for streaming high-definition television around the home.
Adobe e-book release
Adobe Systems has released Adobe Digital Editions 1.0, its new application for getting, managing and reading digital publications.
Wireless iPod audio system ships March
IntelliTouch has announced its new wireless home audio system for iPods, "Eos."
Apple grows Leopard as Vista delays persist
Apple seems set to add more unique features to its new Leopard OS, exploiting the delay until Microsoft ships Windows Vista, an analyst believes.
Sophos security experts say 'get a Mac'
Security experts at Sophos are recommending home users should switch to Mac, warning of a huge wave of malevolent Trojan malware attacks.
Apple blames factory glitch for MacBook heat problems
Apple has warned MacBook owners to check for stray pieces of plastic left behind during manufacturing if their new Macs run too warm.
Google denies low-cost PC claims
The LA Times has sparked an international wave of rumours that Google Inc. and Wal-Mart Stores Inc. will launch a low-cost PC with a Google-made OS at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas -- but it's just not true, the search giant told Macworld UK Wednesday morning.
Google dumps Gmail name in UK
Google's UK Gmail users may have to move to use a different email address in future, following a trademark spat with a UK firm.
IPod flaw 'limited,' says Apple
Apple’s all-new iPod nano has been in the news lately, receiving rave reviews but also a wave of criticism since recent claims that the iPod nano ships with a faulty screen. This is not the case, an Apple representative says.
Microsoft wins email technology patent
Redmond protects the fruits of that R&D budget
Apple admits risks in music, in retail
SEC filing tells a few tales
Napster founder launches legal P2P service
Universal gives its approval
Apple vs. Apple case may take court resolution
No seat for Paul McCartney on Apple board, source says
Motorola sells chip division
Motorola's Semiconductor Products Sector (SPS) will become an independent semiconductor company with 'its own focused strategy'