Rob Mead

Slow sales of the Apple iPhone and iPod touch could force Apple into another round of price cuts, according to rumors.

Plus the trouble with Facebook, pervy Mac users, a big truck

Still wants iPhone contract from Apple though

Verizon gives three reasons why it won't play ball

In an amazing display of spirited self-interest, Linux founder Linus Torvalds has laid into both Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard and Windows Vista, with Vista coming out slightly worse overall

It's only been available for a year, but the Apple iPhone is already causing major ripples in the mobile phone biz, accounting for 6.5 per cent of all smartphone sales worldwide iin Q4 2007

Smartphones, Blackberries fare far worse

0.25-inch CMOS sensor boasts 5-megapixel resolution, 720p video

Ultra-thin notebook finding its way into buyers' hands

Apple has quietly pulled the "I'm A Mac, and I'm a PC" ads from its UK website, following a less than stellar campaign to persuade potential PC buyers to switch. Here's why it all went wrong

Opens the door to DIY iPhone apps, malware

Small glimmer of hope for HD DVD rival

20 illegal tracks grabbed online for every legal purchase

Microsoft PR man hits out at Apple, Steve Jobs & MacBook Air

Apple is set to unleash its biggest ever point release update to the Mac OS X - and it could arrive as soon as Friday. The Mac OS X 10.5.2 update is said to weight in at around 400MB

54 per cent of MP3 players owned by kids are Apple made

Blu-ray boosted after Warner move

Lights may go dim on Ambilight, Aurea as Philips mulls sale

Money, intrigue and conspiracy theories fly

Rear projection TVs are fighting a rear-guard action against LCD and plasma with a new breed of DLP chips that make the sets brighter, faster, slimmer and sexier than ever before

Revealed: Apple TV and the future of video

Updated Apple TV and the future of video - Part 2

CES 2008: easy update for PS3 owners, added confusion for everyone else

Refloating a sinking ship?

Macworld 2008: Office 2008 & Photoshop Elements 6 make debut