Henry Winchester

YouTube has finally brought its film streaming service to the UK, with over a thousand films available to rent on the Google owned video site.

UK telecommunications company Virgin Media has joined forces with Everything Everywhere to let mobile customers use the Orange mobile network's coverage.

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The UK games industry is worth £1 billion to UK gross domestic product - but it still lags behind other countries in terms of public financial support such as tax credits and tax relief.

Dell's CEO, Michael Dell, has made a subtle swipe at HP's deliberation over leaving the PC market.

One of the key announcements in Apple's iPhone 4S press conference was the new handset's gaming capabilites - but how do its new features fit into the current handheld market?

HTC has released a public statement concerning a security flaw uncovered in some of its Android handsets, promising and over the air update to patch the hole.

Cooler Master has announced its Silent Pro Hybrid Series PSU, which the company claims is "the industry benchmark to aspire to".

Nokia's much-vaunted partnership with Microsoft for Windows Phone 7 handsets is finally coming to fruition, with specifications for the devices being liberally plastered across the internet.

A snippet of code posted on Google's Chromium Code website reveals that Google's Chrome browser is to be ported to its Android smartphone operating system.

South Korean electrical giant Samsung has announced new image sensor chips and processors for the mobile market.

Component company MSI has detailed its latest exclusive graphics card fan technology via its website.

Components company Zotac has announced its Zbox nano mini-PC, with a form factor of 127mm square and 45mm deep.

IFA 2011 Printer and projector manufacturer Epson has revealed three new projectors, each with their own selling points such as iPod docks, 3D capability and being cheap.

Parisian music streaming service Deezer is set to launch in the UK in September, with premium packages starting at £4.99 a month.

IFA 2011 Networking company Netgear has announced three new products designed to shunt bits to your internet-enabled entertainment devices.

Pioneer GB has revealed four new Blu-ray home cinema systems, which are based on two main system units in "regular" and "basics" flavours.

Peripheral manufacturer Razer has launched an Anonymous-style site to counter arguments that PC gaming is dead, even though it blatantly isn't and these arguments don't actually exist.

Component and computer manufacturer Asus has unveiled its Republic of Gamers MARS II graphics cards, which ship with dual Nvidia GeForce GTX 580 chips.

Intel's much-vaunted skinny-but-powerful Ultrabook laptop PCs have received a boost with the company's announcement of a $300 million fund for the development of software and hardware.

Graphics and processing unit giant AMD could be about to release its own Radeon-branded memory in a series of three different modules.

Virgin Media's TiVo hard disk recorder and on-demand set top box has changed the way people find and view TV programs, according to the fibre-optic entertainment supremo.

Qualcomm has announced that its Snapdragon system-on-a-chip mobile processors are to be renamed, in an effort to make consumers more aware of what's powering their mobile devices.

Exclusive EA's already told us how much it loves the Wii U, and now Darksiders 2 publisher THQ has shown its love for the forthcoming console.

AMD's focus on its Fusion accelerated processing units could see the processor giant ditching its low-end Radeon graphics cards.