Mark Harris

Mark Harris is Senior Research Director at Gartner.

Articles by: Mark Harris

Microsoft Auto takes media, internet and navigation to the road

Microsoft Auto revs up in-car media, web & nav

By Mark Harris published

CeBIT 2009: New release supports Intel Atom, cloud services

Looks just my local community, that's for sure

Sociologists using MMO games for research

By Mark Harris published

EverQuest and World of Warcraft now big enough to mirror real life

Olympus hopes E3 will be star performer on ISS

Olympus E3 makes it into space

By Mark Harris published

Next Space Shuttle mission to ISS will carry space-ruggedised D-SLR

Facebook becomes a democracy - vote your own privacy terms

Facebook lets users set its terms and conditions

By Mark Harris published

Comment and vote on Facebook Principles for the next month

500GB drive lets you store entire series of shows, doesn't help you understand them

Iomega's DVR Expander to work with Pace STBs

By Mark Harris published

Now US cable and satellite users can enjoy half a terabyte of TV fun

Users turned off by paid-for alternatives to Hulu

Online video only growing because it's free

By Mark Harris published

Survey finds people still prefer traditional TV and movies

Mobile web sees big growth in mainstream users

US techies shun the mobile internet

By Mark Harris published

Light PC users more likely to use mobile devices to access the web

Robot diggers win Moonbase contract after Clangers demand excessive soup

Robo-diggers to prepare moonbase site

By Mark Harris published

NASA study shows miniature lunar robots could cut building costs

Click-through rates on sponsored ads aren't what they used to be

Ad click-through rates tumble

By Mark Harris published

Smart surfers learn to spot sponsored links

A video successor to Photosynth? High res fun at Microsoft TechFest 2009

Photosynth goes video at Microsoft TechFest

By Mark Harris published

Microsoft stitches vids, 'memories' into feel-good digital duvet

TechFest previously launched the Surface PC, AI tech for Live Search and the WorldWide Telescope

Microsoft unveils new kit at TechFest

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Voice-controlled ICE, green data centres, augmented reality and more

Which category is this: watch, phone or pricey touch gizmo?

Consumers confused by hybrid gadgets

By Mark Harris published

But the more we see, the more we understand them

Many iPhone users spending over £70 a year on apps

Mobile apps and music thrive in downturn

By Mark Harris published

But some developers aren't happy about low App Store price-tags

Google faces accusations of trying to silence privacy critics

Privacy watchdog suffers Google's ire

By Mark Harris published

Search giant tries to pull Consumer Watchdog's funding

3D TV - most people yet to get addicted

Official: 3D movies are addictive

By Mark Harris published

CEA survey finds that the more 3D films you watch, the more you want

LittleBigPlanet - officially the best game of the year

LittleBigPlanet sweeps gaming awards

By Mark Harris published

Scoops 8 gongs at 12th Annual Interactive Achievement Awards

If you use all of your fingers at once, you'll just confuse it

New battery-free remote: your finger

By Mark Harris published

CEBIT 09: iPoint 3D lets you point at what you want

Facebook continues its relentless march, cracking the top 10 most visited sites in January

January's web: Facebook and peanut butter

By Mark Harris published

Social networking goes mainstream and PB fears spread online

Switch from wizardry to gaming Harry and the ECA Institute might give you some cash

ECA Institute founded to help gamers

By Mark Harris published

Video gaming advocacy group spins off research arm

Second Life avatars - the future of shopping?

Future shops to look like Second Life

By Mark Harris published

Kansas Uni prof expects online shops to offer avatars

They may not be solar-powered by universal phone chargers are coming soon

Universal phone chargers by 2012 - who signed up?

By Mark Harris published

The GSMA and 17 leading mobile operators and manufacturers today announced that they are committed to implementing a cross-industry standard for a universal charger for new mobile phones.

The DSi in the US will be available in blue or black

Nintendo DSi to launch on April 5

By Mark Harris published

Nintendo today confirmed a US release date for its new handheld gamer, the DSi. It will be available in the US from April 5, with a retail price of $170 (£120).

Fools gold has glittering future as solar cell material

Fool's gold to cut cost of solar cells

By Mark Harris published

Iron pyrites not looking quite so stupid now

Robot babysitters that can tell when you're annoyed with all that bleeping

Emotion sensing robots can tell how you feel

By Mark Harris published

Measures physical responses and will be used to treat autistic children

Music from space gets last-minute bailout

Half-billion dollar loan saves Sirius XM

By Mark Harris published

DirecTV rescues satellite radio from looming bankruptcy

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