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January 31
- Britons confused by new technology
- Microsoft defends Vista against Green Party
- Migrating to Windows Vista
- Sky video on demand coming March
- British e-voting on the way
- Sony BMG to pay up over DRM rootkit debacle
- Digital TV switchover 'confusing'
- Panasonic gives Lumix cameras a global bump
January 30
- Green Party warns about Vista
- Microsoft trials new Windows Gadgets
- Windows Vista UK launch: What else happened
- Windows Vista sales 'exceeding expectations'
- Vista sales reasonable at early opening
- Vista brings da Vinci back to life
- Around the world with Vista
- Gates hails strength of Windows ecosystem
- Garmin adds two to nüvi satnav range
- Nokia climbs to record high in handset market
- Ban on online gambling ads
- Ofcom preps TV bosses for digital switch
January 29
- Hannspree TV gives us wood
- Samsung tries to clear up media store mess
- Adobe wants PDF to be international standard
- T-Mobile Ameo 3G smartphone due in March
- Microsoft launches Windows Vista
- In pictures: Windows through the years
- Super Multi Blue for UK in Spring
- Annoying noises cancelled by Sony's new cans
- New chip tech 'biggest change in 40 years'
- Virtual cosmetic simulator to boost sales
January 27
- Intel confirms 45nm, high-K for Penryn
January 26
- Interview: Philips amBX, your own holodeck?
- NVIDIA readies DX10 driver
- Vista includes innovation after innovation
- Vista illegal, according to industry body
- New Azur amp & CD player from Cambridge Audio
- Arcam one-box home cinema system coming soon
- Illuminating new technology from Philips
January 25
- Dell brings XPS 710 H2C Edition to Europe
- Vista vulnerable to 40% of malware
- Dell launches new LCD displays
- Japanese telcos claim 3G phones are safe
- New paid-for support service from Dell
- Speed guns come under intense scrutiny
- Intel shows potential of quad-core PCs
- ASDA sells DVD player for £9
- Ofcom worried about BBC download plans
January 24
- Microsoft Windows: 22% of copies are bogus
- Europe's war on iTunes
- EU to regulate on mobile roaming after all
- MySpace to help look for missing children
- Brain activity provides novel biometric key
- High-tech cameras help end domestic violence
- JVC video deck with MiniDV drive
- Jaguar concept uses Alpine dual-view display
January 23
- Microsoft comments on sale of Vista OEM discs
- Great Windows Vista tips
- We'll spend $32bn on mobile music by 2010
- UK drivers face increased phone penalties
- PS3 easy to find, Wii out of stock
- Samsung launches music download service
- LG Shine 3G version "in March"
- IBM launches MySpace look-a-like for offices
- Dolby talks up Volume
- Intel intros Wireless-N adapter
January 22
- 30 second guide: The versions of Vista
- Zune not hitting Europe until Christmas
- Microsoft: 'E-crime must be easier to report'
January 19
- Microsoft's hero PCs
- Top tips how to make your PC greener
- CES 2007: new Samsung plasmas debut
- Ambitious Transcend aiming for iPod nano
- JVC to demo K2 codec at MIDEM
- Microsoft CEO laughs at iPhone
- New laws extend to data protection
- "Pirate Bay's plans for own country absurd"
- Next-generation Centrino imminent
- Analysts: iPhone should cost less than $499
January 18
- HP remains at number 1 of PC market
- Designer Prada Phone out next month
- Virgin Megastore: 'DRM kills music industry'
- Jobs: Apple will charge for enabling 802.11n
- Panasonic business laptops get makeover
- Hands on: Panasonic SDR-H20
- EU takes time to square up to Intel
January 17
- The best of Windows Vista
- BBC licence fee rise deemed 'not enough'
- The world's first smelly phone?
- iPod revenue down as lower-end models soar
- Mobyko launches free mobile contacts backup
- Intel's profits drop dramatically
- Challenge set: 3 slashes roaming charges
- Sony moving into CompactFlash market
- McAfee: 'ID theft attempts increasing'
January 16
- The PC that fits in a power socket
- Three Windows Ultimate Extras ready
- Test drive Windows Vista - online
- Motorist crashes after faulty satnav advice
- UN: web shouldn't be governed by super body
- Razer unleashes THX-certified Mako 2.1 set
- 3 Like Home deal to end 'roaming rip-off'
- Toshiba to sell SED TVs in Japan
January 15
- CES 2007: Samsung K3 MP3 player
- KDDI thrusts 10 new phones into limelight
- Japan's beautiful phones in art gallery
- Survey: TV schedules 'a thing of the past'
- Flash-based Samsung Q1 to hit UK in May
- Apple to open up Fairplay DRM
- HD Super Multi Blue in firing line already
- Sony's stylish wireless home stereo
January 12
- Government tells schools not to go for Vista
- World's first DIY high-end speaker system
January 11
- CES 2007: CyberLink launches MagicSports 3
- CES 2007: Eaton's DIY home 'awareness' system
- Blame Kenwood if you never leave your car
- MP Boris Johnson blasts video games
- Cisco sues Apple: 'iPhone must be renamed'
- Google upgrades SketchUp, Google Earth
- CES 2007: The robots of CES
- Is the iPhone set to be a white elephant?
- CES 2007: Nvidia's Preface opens up SideShow
January 10
- HP unveils touch-screen PCs, Voodoo laptop
- HD TVs taking over - not just the living room
- CES 2007: Sony plays it safe after PS3
- CES 2007: Linksys streams HD with a KiSS
- CES 2007: D-Link draft-802.11n media streamer
- CES 2007: Warner Bros Total HD Disc
- CES 2007: LG BH100 Super Multi Blue Player
- MacWorld: Apple TV is go
- Social TV to take local shows worldwide
- CES 2007: JBL peaks with Everest speaker
- MacWorld: Apple iPhone in detail
- Toshiba's Vista laptop opens new horizons
- CES 2007: LG announces 10 new plasma TVs
- CES 2007: Sony unveils 16 new camcorders
January 9
- CES 2007: The Windows Vista show
- CES 2007: SanDisk launches new Super Sansas
- CES 2007: Dell lays down green gauntlet
- CES 2007: Philips Ambisound and amBX
- Opinion: Apple iPhone wows the critics
- MacWorld: Apple announces iPhone
- CES 2007: Wii-style control for PC games
- CES 2007: Blu-ray confident of victory
- CES 2007: Wireless HDMI cuts cables
January 8
- CES 2007: Gates welcomes digital experiences
- CES 2007: Philips gets relevant innovation
- CES 2007: Panasonic goes big on HDTV
- CES 2007: LG highlights hybrid disc player
- CES 2007: 2nd-gen Blu-ray from Samsung
- CES 2007: The future according to Bill Gates
- CES 2007: Sony underwhelms with Internet TV
- Energy Saving Trust: gadget warning
- CES 2007: Xbox 360 as an IPTV platform?
- CES 2007: Philips adds bling to Ambilight
- CES 2007: Motorola counters potential iPhone
January 7
- CES 2007: Sharp unveils 108-inch LCD TV
- CES 2007: Pioneer reinvents plasma TV
- CES 2007: LG dual format HD player
- CES 2007: Netgear shows EVA8000 HD streamer
- CES 2007: World's first 1TB hard drive
January 6
- CES 2007: New products from Belkin
January 5
- Countdown begins to CES 2007
- ITV, Channel 4 launch broadband TV services
- IPTV could kill your high-speed connection
- Study: Sat-nav to display greenest route
- Double-sided LCD panel from Samsung
- Apple has 90% of legal video download market
- Hard drive rivals team up on hybrid drives
January 4
- MacWorld Expo: Adobe Premiere returns to Mac
- CES 2007: SanDisk's 1.8in 32GB flash drive
- CES 2007: LG to launch Blu-ray & HD-DVD combo
January 3
- Apple: 'first 30 years just the beginning'