Adam Hartley

BT has questioned its competitors' commitments to developing fast broadband across rural Britain, following complaints from other ISPs about BT's control over essential parts of the network.

A Cambridge University graphics and imaging expert has slammed tabloid reports that Nintendo's new 3DS is causing lots of users to suffer eye-strain, following its recent launch.

Toshiba has unveiled its latest 3D-toting laptops, the Toshiba P770 and P775, both of which pack in 3D webcams. , with the promise of 3D Skype chat on the way very soon.

David Bowie cannot be accused of being a luddite, offering his fans the opportunity to remix The Thin White Duke's classic 1975 Golden Years on their iPhone and iPads.

Harry Potter author JK Rowling is stalling when it comes to committing to publishing her hugely popular boy wizard stories in e-book format.

Angry Birds developer Peter Vesterbacka has hit out at console manufacturers this week, claiming that online distribution of games is hampered by a 'legacy way of thinking'.

Ofcom has made moves to cut the cost of Brits' broadband and home phone services, cutting the wholesale price that Openreach can charge for these services.

BT is reportedly looking to develop a free music download service to attempt to stop music fans downloading music illegally via file-sharing sites such as The Pirate Bay.

British mobile operator O2 is offering new tariffs to UK users which include free internet tethering.

Sony has announced two new pairs of headphones, the wireless over-ear MDR-RF865RK system and the in-ear noise-cancelling MDR-NC13 earphones.

In talks with Vevo about possible new joint venture

Internet telephony specialist Skype has announced that it has serviced 30 million users online at the same time this week, a new milestone for the VoIP service.

Nintendo expects its 'biggest ever launch' with the new glasses-free 3D Nintendo 3DS this week, with over 140,000 pre-orders already having been made.

Facebook is mining information from users' real-time conversations and updates in a test to improve its results from targeted advertising campaigns.

Fujifilm has announced the launch of its new waterproof and shockproof camera, the FinePix XP30.

The Wii rules our living rooms, while the 360 takes pride of place in gamer's bedrooms, according to Nielsen's latest annual report on gaming habits.

Sections of the UK's controversial Digital Economy Act are being challenged in Britain's High Court this week.

Alongside loads of other file-sharing sites

PC gaming stalwart Valve is rumoured to be developing a new version of its popular Steam gaming download portal for Android mobiles and Apple's iPhone, iPad and iPhone.

Angry Birds developer Rovio has raised $42 million (£26 million) in investment this week, raising questions amongst fans about what might be on the way from the leading iPhone dev.

Consumer Electronics Association calls for 3D order

Microsoft has posted a number of job listings on LinkedIn, sparking speculation that the company is already well under way with the development of the successor to the Xbox 360.

A new shower-powered FM radio launches this week, developed by the team behind the commercialisation of Trevor Baylis' award-winning wind-up radio.

UK estate agency website Rightmove could soon be detailing broadband speeds on all homes listed on its site.

Blizzard is currently readying its next major multiplayer online game, with the company's CEO outlining the plans for the latest MMO from the hugely successful studio behind World of Warcraft.