Says new service is not tied to proprietary browser or printers.
In Depth With the next-gen consoles expected to cost between £300 to £400 at launch, we can spend that and get next-gen quality gaming right now. Why would anyone go back to those one-trick gaming bricks?
It can help with unpredictable workloads, so think about the number of users, the speed of data and flexibility.
Company says multi-function printer developed from dealer feedback.
Competition We've teamed up with Meroncourt to give away three amazing ROCCAT gaming bundles worth £170 each.
Nvidia revealed that it will announce the first wave of Tegra 4-powered mobile devices this quarter.
EMC claims ViPR will simplify storage management
Seagate is finally bringing out its own solid state drives; and it's not doing things by halves, launching four different ranges of SSD and flash storage.
Silvermont may be Intel's best chance at mounting an offensive against ARM's system-on-a-chip line this year.
Buying Guide You need to back-up data locally. And the most secure way to do that is with a mirrored RAID drive.
Tutorial Follow our step-by-step guide and we'll show you the foolproof way to clone your existing boot drive to a fresh new drive for free.
Interview We sit down with Qualcomm's Anand Chandrasekher to talk Snapdragon 600, 800 and why it can win the silicon race.
New images and benchmarks for Toshiba's AT10LE-A tablet reveal a Tegra-powered 10-inch beast.
Updated Complete shortcuts, tips and tricks to get the most from Microsoft's new operating system.
Company claims straightforward integration with Windows
Want to transfer a 17GB video in one second on a mobile device? You'll need some 4GB LPDDR3 memory from Samsung.
Review Roundup This week we've got our full and final review of the Samsung Galaxy S4 as well as the bow of another smartphone at a slightly cheaper price point - the Nokia Lumia 720.
Intel wants you to know exactly how long you have to wait to meet its 4th generation Core processor.
Interview Warren East waxes lyrical about the impact that the company's big.LITTLE technology will have in 2014.
Qualcomm confirmed its beefed-up processors will go into production in May, meaning super-slick phones later in the year.
Company's first models using new markup language for multimedia content
Analysis Will PC displays follow phones and tablets with super-high resolutions and dot pitches?
Buying Guide We round up the very best PC monitors and help you pick the one that's right for you - whatever your budget.
Though it's priced at $999, the graphics card known as Malta doesn't skimp where it counts.
In Depth Most of the pages we print out get thrown away within half an hour. Can Toshiba buck the trend with erasable prints?
