Dean Evans

Updated When it comes to games controller design, it's a fine line between 'visionary' and 'outright lunacy'

Updated Charting the the greatest triumphs of Bill Gates

Updated From streaming video to copy/paste functionality, here are 10 apps that we think would improve the 2G and 3G iPhones

Updated So now that Steve Jobs has unveiled the actual iPhone 3G and the forthcoming version 2.0 software to go with it, are we still excited? Does it make us want to join Steve Jobs in shouting BOOM!?

Updated As Steve Jobs explained in his keynote at WWDC, there are three elements to the iPhone 2.0 software – enterprise, the SDK and 'new features'.

T-Mobile is bolstering its online Jukebox music store by making 100,000 albums available. Dual downloads mean that an AAC track is sent to your phone, while a WMA file is whizzed to your PC.

Sony will let version 2.4 of its PS3 firmware loose on June 18. At least, that's the date the latest excitable Internet rumours point to according to CVG.

LG Display is set to unveil a new roll-printing TFT technology this month that will could lead to even cheaper LCD TVs, laptops and computer monitors.

And that middle-age is fast setting in…

The 3G iPhone internet rumour mill continues to turn (at least until somebody finally gets a glimpse of Apple's second generation handset). Here's what people are saying so far...

What's been getting the most eyeballs on TechRadar today

The annual CeBIT computing expo was first staged back in 1970. Held in Hanover, Germany, TechRadar will be at the show all week to get the low-down on the new technologies on display

Exclusive Microsoft, Nvidia and Intel are reportedly ganging together to form an alliance that will save PC gaming. But does PC gaming actually need saving?

Rumours abound that Toshiba will pull out of the HD format war in the coming weeks, handing victory to Sony and Blu-ray. Here's how HD DVD lost its way

Updated On the surface, a Microsoft buyout of Yahoo seems like a straightforward anti-Google measure. But a joint Microsoft/Yahoo monster still can't match Google for search engine popularity

There's a good article over at Digitimes that speculates on the future of the LCD market in 2008. It suggests that the most attractive TV buy in 2008 could well be in the 40-inch category

PC World has announced the launch of a new UK promotion - a free (or heavily discounted) laptop for every customer that signs up to an 18 month Mobile Broadband subscription from 3

Confusion over whether any major labels are on board

While the US markets teeter on the edge of financial meltdown, the games industry has just enjoyed its strongest year ever, with record sales of $18 billion - up from $12 billion in 2006

But could skilful players end up paying highest prices?

Cue Wi-Fi networking, digital downloads and smarter TVs

CES 2008: But we want Sharp's 1-inch LCD. Right now