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Acer takes a bite of the Big Apple Acer's new product rollout had a number of highlights, says Alan Cooper. Full story |
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A lightsaber would blow you to smithereens Physics researcher says it's completely possible to build a lightsaber but it would be extremely dangerous. Full story |
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Pretoria defends broadband contract Officials say they are rectifying earlier problems with the multi-yer contract. Full story |
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Google's Chrome is tops Search engine's web browser now crowned as the most widely used browser on the net. Full story |
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A lightsaber would blow you to smithereens Physics researcher says it's completely possible to build a lightsaber but it would be extremely dangerous. Full story | | | | |
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Nepal earthquake's tech heroes An international telecoms firm assembled a quick-reaction team to assist organisations with recue efforts in Nepal. Full story | | | | |
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FBI one step closer to full hacking power US judges will have power of authority to issue warrants for computer access which could infringe the Fourth Amendment. Full story | | | | |
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Google's Chrome is tops Search engine's web browser now crowned as the most widely used browser on the net. Full story | | | | |
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Apple needs a big bite of something new Now that fewer people are buying new iPhones, Apple appears to be pinning its hopes on after sales add-ons, but this may not be enough, says an analyst. Full story | | | | |
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Acer takes a bite of the Big Apple Acer's new product rollout had a number of highlights, says Alan Cooper. Full story | | | | |
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Wait! Build your new PC after mid-June With NVIDIA and Intel both planning big releases for June it makes sense to hold off on building your dream PC. Full story | | | | |
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Radiohead tries to erase itself from internet Fans on Sunday started noticing that pieces of the band's online presence were disappearing Full story | | | | |
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Apple needs a big bite of something new Now that fewer people are buying new iPhones, Apple appears to be pinning its hopes on after sales add-ons, but this may not be enough, says an analyst. Full story | | | | |
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China targets moon landing Chinese president Xi Jinping ssays that the country will become a space power with plans of a probe launch in 2020. Full story | | | | |
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Next-level data storage: DNA Microsoft is testing a concept to store data inside the human genome which could be the most cost-effective storage method. Full story | | | | |
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Hope the rhino gets pioneering surgery Shoelaces on steroids: that's the groundbreaking procedure used on the world's most famous rhino, Hope. Full story | | | | |
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