New Oculus Rift VR headsets will arrive starting July 14 By Ian Robson The first batch of Oculus Rift Developer Kit 2 units ship out to arrive by the end of July.
Narcissism wins again with Vine's 'Loop Count' By Ian Robson Vine has added a counter that lets users know how many times a video has been "looped" by the app's community.
Huawei Ascend W1 bargain basement price revealed By Ian Robson The hotly rumoured Ascend W1 was expected to be the cheapest of the initial Windows Phone 8 bunch, but reports suggest a rock bottom price is on the cards.
Huawei Ascend W1 release date could be September 25 By Ian Robson The Huawei Ascend W1 may get unveiled next week as the Chinese firm looks to launch its range of Windows Phone 8 devices.
Intel in talks with HP over Palm sell-off By Ian Robson HP is in discussions with Intel to buy off the company's Palm assets – the most important of which is WebOS.
Intel celebrates microprocessor's 40th birthday By Ian Robson Intel is celebrating the 40th birthday of the first commercially available microprocessor – with the fondly remembered Intel 4004 arriving on this day in 1971.
Sapphire announces Vapor-X HD 6850 By Ian Robson TechRadar Pro Hong Kong technology company Sapphire has slapped its proprietary Vapor-X technology on an overclocked AMD HD 6850 graphics card, according to a release from the company.
Microsoft admits Vista is dead in the water By Ian Robson Computex 2009 The writing's on the wall as Windows 7 waits
We'll be number one in PCs in a year, says Acer By Ian Robson Surely HP and Dell will have something to say about that?
Mobile internet devices to use 10 times less power By Ian Robson Exclusive Intel says the stage is set for the mobile internet device (MID) to bring full, uncompromised internet to the masses.
14-hour batteries, gaming graphics and Windows 7 By Ian Robson Exclusive MSI's Andy Tung talks up the bright future of the netbook
Why Intel wants to pump the web into your TV By Ian Robson Exclusive Eric Kim explains Intel's vision for the connected home
Nvidia reveals the personal supercomputer By Ian Robson Tesla harnesses graphics grunt for data-intensive computing
Dell exec: 'pure Intel days were better' By Ian Robson TechRadar Pro Exclusive With Dell's new Latitude range featuring a pure Intel line-up, we could not resist the obvious question as we were at the launch in London. When would Dell return to being a purely Intel company?
Dell claims 19-hour battery life for new Latitude laptops By Ian Robson TechRadar Pro Dell's mobility launch in London marked a changed attitude in the companies' focus on reaching its customers - and revealed a staggering claim of battery life.
