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March 31
- Carphone Warehouse refutes Sony Ericsson Xperia Play delay
- Microsoft whacks Google with antitrust complaint
- Samsung swears at LG over 3D, may get sued
- Orange uses smartphones to release the good in people
- Google's +1: Do not Like
- Asus: Windows 7 is a tablet-friendly OS
- Google +1 launches, has Facebook Like in its sights
- Angry Birds boss: consoles limited by 'legacy thinking'
- Inside Sony's 3D filmmaking bootcamp
- Ofcom moves to cut UK broadband prices
- Amazon mounts charm offensive on major record labels
March 30
- Firefox 4 for Android launched by Mozilla
- Microsoft to add NFC to Windows Phone smartphones
- Virgin Media TiVo service gets full BBC iPlayer app
- George Lucas 'very happy' with Star Wars 3D makeover
- DSC Labs creates LED chart to reduce 3D headaches
- Windows Phone: bigger than iPhone by 2015
- Microsoft brings new Active Views to Hotmail
- BBC apologises for 'total outage of all websites'
- Wii 2 unlikely to go down the 3D route
- Android Market finally gets in-app payments
- Rumour: BT plans a free music download service
March 29
- O2 offers Brits free internet tethering
- Panasonic announces M-3DI - a new 3D glasses standard
- Sony launches new wireless headphones
- News Corp considers new options for MySpace's future
- Skype serves 30 million users simultaneously
- Co-founder of Twitter re-joins site as exec chairman
- Bootleg Beatles website must pay £594,000 over song sales
- Amazon Appstore lets you test drive apps
- Amazon vs Apple for the future of entertainment
- Amazon puts your music in the cloud
March 28
- Nintendo responds to 3DS headache complaints
- Apple Worldwide Developers' Conference 2011 announced
- Can you trust Android apps?
- Nokia still in the dark over Symbian shutdown
- NASA will not use 3D cameras on Mars Rover
- XXX domains to be banned in India
- One-day World Cup gives cricket websites massive surge
- Nokia shows off new 'Pure' typeface
March 27
- Beginner's guide to Windows 7
March 26
- This week's hottest reviews on TechRadar
March 25
- Hands on: EchoStar SlingLoaded HDS-600RS review
- Best iPad 2 data plans for UK buyers
- Apple-made smart TV may be in the works
- Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 to get Android Gingerbread
- 10 best iPad apps for kids
- Jovial iPad 2 queue looks to make a quick buck
- BlackBerry Playbook confirmed to run Android apps
- Sky: new features coming to mobile first, EPG second
- Google to keep Android 3.0 Honeycomb in-house
March 24
- Duke Nukem Forever delayed until June
- Nintendo expects 'biggest ever launch' with 3DS
- Facebook mines real-time conversations for instant ads
- TechRadar readers give massive thumbs up for IE9
- Flagship Nvidia GeForce GTX 590 arrives
- Fujifilm launches affordable waterproof digital camera
- Sky 3D to broadcast launch of Nintendo 3DS
- Sky listed among YouView content providers
- Wii rules living room, 360 owns bedrooms
- Motorola: Exciting things ahead in 2011
- P2P use drops, are pirates abandoning ship?
- Happy tenth birthday, Mac OS X
- Motorola empathy for Nokia over tough OS decisions
March 23
- Windows Phone 7 NoDo update: when will you get it?
- Digital Economy Act challenged in High Court
- UK ISPs formulate new plan to block The Pirate Bay
- The home of 2020: everything's a screen
- Rumour: Valve's Steam heading to iOS and Android
- Ofcom relishing Google vs Sky vs YouView
- A decade to wait for glasses-free 3D TV, says Samsung
- Hulu explains lack of UK launch
- Windows Phone 7 gets copy and paste update
- US court says 'no dice' to Google books deal
March 22
- Play.com admits customer information breach
- Steve Jobs ordered to answer iTunes monopoly questions
- Seamless movie watching on all devices 'is key to IPTV'
- Ofcom reveals 4G auction plan
- AT&T buys T-Mobile USA for £24bn
March 21
- Ford to put DAB radios in all its UK cars by 2012
- Best Buy: 48% think 3D is too expensive
- Tips and tweaks to upgrade your laptop for gaming
- WIN! 1 of 15 Antivirus products from G Data
- Twitter is five. Can it pay the bills and stay great?
- PlayStation Suite is a 'middle ground' for gamers
- First Twitter tweet sent five years ago today
March 20
- How your operating system works
March 19
- Where next for speech recognition on the Mac?
- 14 tips and tricks to speed up Vista
March 18
- ICANN approves .XXX domain names
- 3DS could be good for kids' eyesight
- Netflix enters the TV game with first original series
- Hands on: ZTE Light review
- Sky looking to incorporate targeted adverts in Sky+
- Flash 10.2 beta coming to Android today
- New iPhone to use NFC for remote computing?
- ZTE still holding out for Windows Phone 7 success
- Thought controlled cars anyone?
- Sony Ericsson: 'Android gaming improved by Xperia Play'
March 17
- New York Times website to roll-out global subscription fees
- Gaming should not go the way of the Jedi, says PS Move man
- Steam survey brings bad news for Games for Windows
- Sir Tim Berners-Lee brought in to keep net neutrality peace
- Android browser is '52 per cent faster than iPhone'
- Hands on: Sky News app for iPad review
- Sky News chief: tablets represent the future for digital news
- Sky News app for iPad unveiled
- How to merge iTunes music collections
March 16
- TomTom puts HD Traffic service on web for free
- iPad newspaper The Daily coming to the UK by June
- Dubious HTC Prime and HTC Ignite photos surface
- Security experts urge Twitter users to switch on HTTPS
- Google to do away with fuzzy YouTube videos with latest purchase
- Blogging is dead - but what killed it?
- eBay offers 50 free listings a month for all
- Google revamps iOS search app
March 15
- Networks react to lowered termination rates
- Google StreetView website gets major overhaul
- Acer: There's no 'Swiss Army knife' approach for consumers
- IE9 vs Firefox 4 vs Chrome 10
- Toshiba Satellite C670 - Core i3 laptop announced
- Apple isn't Bon Jovi's enemy. Complacency is
- Sony: computer clubs would boost UK videogames sector
- Ofcom introduces new pricing cap on calls to mobiles
- Microsoft wants you to be part of Kate Middleton's eyebrow
March 14
- Bon Jovi: 'Steve Jobs killing music business'
- Apple AirPlay-friendly third-party apps showcased
- Microsoft launches Internet Explorer 9
- Amazon beats Android Market to Angry Birds Rio
- Plasma TV: the comeback
- How iPad 3 can fulfil Apple's 'post-PC device' promise
- Google's Mayer: Context will make smartphones smarter
- Twitter tweets five-year birthday announcement
- BBC: We contribute £2 for every £1 of licence fee
- How Google can make Chrome OS succeed
March 13
- How to speed up your computer
- Guide to Mac OS X File Sharing
March 12
- Beyond the touchscreen: interfaces of the future
March 11
- Facebook: DDoS attacks don't down the site, our screw-ups do
- Branson: Virgin Galactic could get us to Oz in two hours
- Wipe the web clean of Sheen
- Motorola Atrix vs Samsung Galaxy S2 vs LG Optimus 3D
- Dolby: We can sort out dodgy sound on tablets
March 10
- Angry Birds developer raises £26 million
- Branson: Virgin Media TiVo is a weapon against Sky
- Sir Richard Branson: Apple is my favourite brand
- UK's first 'accessible videogames centre' for the disabled opens
- 3D glasses tech standardisation on the way
- iOS 4.3 home sharing: how to enable it
- iPhone Personal Hotspot: another excuse for the networks to rip us off
- No saucy We Dare antics for Brits as game is pulled
- LG Display to sell Sony passive 3D TV panels?
- Nintendo may remotely disable hacked 3DS consoles
March 9
- Kinect sales top 10 million
- PlayStation Plus members to get cloud-based game saves
- Apple releases iOS 4.3 for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch
- Adult industry planning .XXX domain boycott
- HP has 'lost its soul', says CEO
- Disney: downloads aren't killing DVDs, choice is
- Packard Bell launches EasyNote TS notebook
- BlackBerry Playbook gets 7digital music store
- Tesco: Android has overtaken iPhone
March 8
- Microsoft looking for engineers for next Xbox
- New shower-powered radio tech launches
- Efficient next gen ThinkPad X220 outed by Lenovo
- Turn your app dream into reality
- Philips flips out new headphone range
- New Hi-Fi systems revealed by Philips
- Philips shows off latest Blu-ray ranges
- Philips unwraps new 7000, 8000 and 9000 TVs
- Philips Cinema 21:9 Gold Series TV is unveiled
- Sat nav failure could 'cause loss of life', says report
- Spotify hits one million paid-for subscriptions mark
- AMD Radeon HD 6990 unveiled
March 7
- Facebook adds report system for suicidal friends
- Google Maps Navigation adds live traffic re-routing
- Three launches unlimited PAYG data
- Estate agents to use broadband speeds to sell homes
- Blizzard CEO outlines latest MMO strategy
- BBC-backed online UK Radioplayer out this month
- YouView hires Lord Sugar, as Meek steps down
- Fujitsu signs partnership with ARM
- Hands on: Sony Cybershot DSC-HX9V review
- Hands on: Sony Cybershot DSC-WX10 review
- Sony Ericsson Windows Phone photos emerge
- Sony snaps up Hawk-Eye
- WIN! An iPad 2 and Parallels Desktop 6 for Mac
- SeeSaw says that the 'PC Dinner' is taking over
- Sony to film Wimbledon tennis in 3D
- We7 announces new offline radio app
March 6
- Facebook and open source: 'we've come a long way'
- Linux backup: the complete guide
March 5
- Is the Mac App Store an opportunity for devs - or a threat?
March 4
- UK government pressing on with £50m broadband plan
- Nintendo 3DS approaching 100,000 UK pre-orders
- YouView: we want to be Freeview for the connected world
- Canon invites the IXUS 115, 220 and 310 HS to its digicam party
- Google integrates your friends in Android Maps 5.2
- BBC: iPlayer and BBC channels to be seamlessly integrated
- BBC: Red Button and EPG key to marrying online and broadcast
- 3D movies which you can control
- Star Wars 3D in cinemas from 10 February 2012
March 3
- Sony outlines new NGP media format plans
- New Firefox app enables charity giving while shopping online
- Unique Melody now offering custom earphones in the UK
- Rumour: BlackBerry Messenger app coming to Android and iOS
- Sony NGP not powerful enough to set fire to your pants
- Xoom vs iPad 2 vs Galaxy Tab 10.1 vs TouchPad vs PlayBook
- Lasers drag tractor beams from sci-fi to sci-possible
- News Corp given green light on Sky buy
March 2
- Super Mario Bros 3DS official
- Steve Jobs speaks out on the iPad 2
- iMovie and GarageBand for iPad announced
- O2 confirms it won't be offering iPad 2
- Apple iPad 2 accessories revealed
- Spielberg to make Wikileaks: The Movie?
- iPad 3 is the one to watch, says Apple insider
- Facebook 'will look different in a year'
- Facebook set to unveil new group chat features
- MSI launches new AMD-powered Windows 7 tablet
- BT: We shouldn't have to tell people average broadband speeds
- UK broadband ads are a bloody disgrace
- Asus gives gamers new mobo, graphics card and more
- Asus demos Kinect-style gesture tech for PC
- PlayStation Home gets multiplayer upgrade
- iPad 2 set for massive sales, suggests TechRadar poll
- Olympus launches 24x optical zoom SZ-30MR
- Olympus beefs up with 'indestructible' TOUGH TG-810
- Virgin Media: ISPs are treating you like mugs
- BT gets wooden spoon in Ofcom broadband figures
March 1
- App Store no more generic than Windows, Apple tells Microsoft
- Secret sauce to app success outed by developer
- Google gifts free Chrome notebooks to games developers
- Apps market set to be worth over £23 billion in 2015
- Eye-controlled laptop drops tedious mouse use
- New UK ad code kicks in for Twitter marketing campaigns
- IE9 RC hits 11 million downloads in 18 days
- Motorola: Webtop mode coming to all headline phones
- RIM says tablets will relegate smartphones to 'pure communications'
- Panasonic Jungle - MMO handheld canned
- The iPad 2 is rubbish
- Sony Z1000 pro headphones announced
- Google apologises for Gmail problem