The makers of the £22 ($35) Raspberry Pi computer will launch a plug-in camera module for the pocked-sized PC later this year.

Amazon will launch a 10-inch iteration of its popular Kindle Fire tablet in the third quarter of 2012, according to new reports.

Google has an 'extraordinarily close relationship' with David Cameron's government, according to a scathing report in the Daily Mail.

Private space company SpaceX has aborted a planned launch to the International Space Station just half a second before lift-off.

TutorialAdminister your living room media centre PC from the comfort of your sofa - just use your Android phone as a remote!

Review RoundupIt's been a TV-tastic week, with reviews of the world's first glasses-free 3D, 4K TV as well as seriously impressive new sets from Sony and Panasonic

Acer introduces the Ivy Bridge processor to its line of business notebooks.

Facebook finished out its first day of public trading down by $4 but it wasn't all bad for the social media giant.

The HTC Evo 4G LTE is being treated like an expatriate fugitive, held at the US border by officials while they investigate whether HTC has complied with a court order from December.

Microsoft may have a long way to go in the U.S., but Chinese consumers have already made Windows Phone more popular in their own country than the iPhone.

Samsung is about to help the whole of the mobile market, as it readies a new memory chip for handsets.

News in BriefApple co-founder Steve Wozniak is set to advise on Steve Jobs: The Movie. But will he get a say in who plays him?

The Amazon Kindle Fire may be about to get even cheaper if plans to introduce an ad-supported model are implemented.

ExclusivePayPal warns that the world could have moved on by the time enough people have NFC on their mobile phones.

Samsung reckons its Ultrabooks justify the hefty price tags they carry, even if the competition is cheaper.

After the mystery package of nuts received a couple of weeks ago, Olympus is now sending out mysterious scrolls.

ExplainedIs Honda's personal mobility device vehicle the next Segway or Sinclair C5?

Twitter has announced that it now honours Do Not Track requests so that users have more control over their privacy.

If you splashed the cash on a Sony Tablet P you'll be glad to hear that the Android 4.0 update will be landing on May 24.

Gary MarshallMobile phone networks aren't just filtering pornography. They're blocking perfectly reputable sites such as GigaOM and the Wine Society, proving that filtering is flawed.

It's just like the Leica M9 digital rangefinder, but it only shoots monochrome images and costs a bit more.

Former Apple boss Steve Jobs worked on the larger-screened sixth-generation iPhone before he passed away in October of last year.

Suggestions that Canon will announce a new camera to sit in its entry level line-up are increasing by the day.

OpinionJobs had it right; I'd like Flash banned on PCs with immediate effect - it's by far and away the worst thing about using a modern computer.

7 Days in GamingWe filled the time in while we wait for Diablo 3 to connect to the servers by writing up seven days of gaming news.