Online communities set up by the UK government could encourage public debate and build trust, says the Institute of Public…
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Microsoft gets the blogging bug
Software giant Microsoft is taking the plunge into the world of blogging. It is launching a test service to allow…
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Ink helps drive democracy in Asia
The Kyrgyz Republic, a small, mountainous state of the former Soviet republic, is using invisible ink and ultraviolet readers in…
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Finding new homes for old phones
Re-using old mobile phones is not just good for the environment, it has social benefits too. Research has found that…
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Gadget market ‘to grow in 2005’
The explosion in consumer technology is to continue into 2005, delegates at the world’s largest gadget show, in Las Vegas,…
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Sony PSP console hits US in March
US gamers will be able to buy Sony’s PlayStation Portable from 24 March, but there is no news of a…
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Confusion over high-definition TV
Now that a critical mass of people have embraced digital TV, DVDs, and digital video recorders, the next revolution for…
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Rings of steel combat net attacks
Gambling is hugely popular, especially with tech-savvy criminals. Many extortionists are targeting net-based betting firms and threatening to cripple their…
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PlayStation 3 chip to be unveiled
Details of the chip designed to power Sony’s PlayStation 3 console will be released in San Francisco on Monday. Sony,…
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‘Podcasters’ look to net money
Nasa is doing it, 14-year-old boys in bedrooms are doing it, couples are doing it, gadget lovers – male and…
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