Consumers are very concerned about the use of radio frequency ID (RFID) tags in shops, a survey says. More than…
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ITunes user sues Apple over iPod
A user of Apple’s iTunes music service is suing the firm saying it is unfair he can only use an…
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Commodore finds new lease of life
The once-famous Commodore computer brand could be resurrected after being bought by a US-based digital music distributor. New owner Yeahronimo…
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Seamen sail into biometric future
The luxury cruise liner Crystal Harmony, currently in the Gulf of Mexico, is the unlikely setting for tests of biometric…
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Gadget show heralds MP3 season
Partners of those who love their hi-tech gear may want to get their presents in early as experts predict a…
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Mobile picture power in your pocket
How many times have you wanted to have a camera to hand to catch an unexpected event that would make…
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Gizmondo gadget hits the shelves
The Gizmondo combined media player, phone and gaming gadget goes on sale on Saturday. Priced at £229, the handheld device…
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Games ‘deserve a place in class’
Computer games could enhance learning and have a legitimate place in the classroom, say researchers. Academics from the Institute of…
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Mobile games come of age
The BBC News website takes a look at how games on mobile phones are maturing. A brief round-up follows but…
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Domain system scam fear
A system to make it easier to create website addresses using alphabets like Cyrillic could open a back door for…
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