Adam Hartley

Cambridge-based ARM Holdings reports on a pretty successful financial year this week, with revenues up 33 per cent to £406 million during 2010.

Exclusive Intel's PC partners have to put back marketing plans

Intel, the world's largest chipmaker, has stopped and recalled all shipments of the 'Cougar Point' chipset, affecting all laptops and desktops which use its new Sandy Bridge processor.

Apple has been found selling Russian movies on iTunes that it has not got the copyright on.

No longer arriving at launch, slips till May

British Police have arrested five men today over their alleged roles in an online campaign of strategic web attacks in support of WikiLeaks.

The new PEGI game ratings system will not arrive in the UK now until September 2010.

Major press announcement planned, Skype integration due?

Asda has moved quick to announce itself as the UK's cheapest retailer of the forthcoming new Nintendo 3DS, due for release in the UK on 25 March.

A Russian TV channel is suggesting that a recent airport terrorist attack may have been carried out by operatives trained on Activision's Modern Warfare 2.

Games publishers' trade organisation UKIE has stated that for every game that is legitimately purchased, four are illegally pirated.

Leaked roadmap reveals 3D slate PCs on the way soon

Mio has launched its latest TV-capable sat nav this week, with the Spirit V575 set to appeal to long-distance drivers and families looking for mobile entertainment on long drives and weekends away.

What next for Nintendo?

3DS opens up opportunities for indie devs

UK retailers are reportedly buying Nintendo's forthcoming new 3DS console in at £173 per unit, which means that they are set to make at least a clear £50 profit per unit.

Nintendo's president hopes that Hollywood movie studios will embrace the new Nintendo 3DS in order to promote 3D movie trailers.

Consumers get chance to preview 2011's biggest PS3 games

Facebook has launched a new mobile site for feature phones, with the social networking site now easily available on the vast majority of the world's mobile phones.

A British Judge has fined a Yorkshire man for riding his Segway on a pavement, in a landmark trial that could well set a precedent for use of personal transportation vehicles in the UK.

New research signals big boost in basic use

The real name of street artist Banksy is apparently being sold on eBay for a million dollars.

Exclusive Following news last month that Nintendo has said its forthcoming 3DS handheld is unsuitable for young children, a British eye specialist claims the tech could permanently damage children's eyes.

Microsoft is rumoured to be preparing official drivers and a software development kit to enable its motion-controlled Kinect hardware to hook up to your PC.

Exclusive Are one in 10 kids really addicted?