Mark Harris

Mark Harris is Senior Research Director at Gartner.

Articles by: Mark Harris

G1 to get handy update - though not long-awaitied Cupcake

T-Mobile G1 gets update, Cupcake still half-baked

By Mark Harris published

Updated OTA Android update irons out bugs, adds Google Voice Search

Hitch to space for just 25 million air miles with Virgin Galactic

One Virgin Galactic trip = 25 million air miles

By Mark Harris published

A competition organised by Virgin in Australia has revealed the price of a free trip on Virgin Galactic - a massive 25 million frequent flier miles

Suddenly this Mini doesn't look so small...

World's smallest car is powered by light

By Mark Harris published

Scientists at Rice University in Texas have created the the world's smallest car, just 2.1 nanometres long and powered by nothing but light.

Get more out of your home planet with Google Earth 5.0

Dive into Google Earth 5.0

By Mark Harris published

New features include ocean layers, historical views and touring

Netbooks - sales up but consumers still prefer laptops

Netbooks won't replace laptops, says survey

By Mark Harris published

Users perceive cut-down computers as secondary devices

$20 billion of sales in 2008 for the online bookshop

Amazon sales storm ahead

By Mark Harris published

No sign of economic slowdown for online retailer

They don't make reading specs powerful enough to see these letters

Stanford Uni writes world's smallest letters

By Mark Harris published

0.3 nanometre missives still cost 36p to send, insists Royal Mail

Parrots new Zukmi speakers are wireless. Apart from a power cable each, naturally.

Philippe Starck: Parrot Zikmu speakers 'magic'

By Mark Harris published

Will make £1,200 disappear before your very eyes

CES iLounge Pavilion to replace Macworld Expo in 2010?

CES 2010 iLounge snags Macworld exhibitors

By Mark Harris published

Griffin, Mobis, Scosche have signed up, but no sign of Apple yet

Blu-ray 1.1 but no BD-Live for top-end Marantz BD8002

Marantz BD8002 Blu-ray scorns BD-Live

By Mark Harris published

High-end £1,800 player supports only 1.1 final standard profile

The biggest selling titles are taking an increasing share of all games sales

Top games take a growing slice of $20bn gaming pie

By Mark Harris published

Gaming is rapidly expanding

The perfect Cluedo game could help AI robots clear minefields

Cluedo AI means smarter robots

By Mark Harris published

Game-playing AIs could lead to better mine-sensing robots

Future LG Blu-ray players will include access to Netflix streaming movies

Netflix grows as economy shrinks

By Mark Harris published

Netflix (the DVD, Blu-ray and streaming film rental company) just reported its latest subscriber figures, revealing that its customer base is growing faster than ever.

Ethanol pumps could quench your car's thirst

Booze-powered cars coming soon

By Mark Harris published

A team of scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy has developed a new catalyst that could make alcohol-powered fuel cells feasible.

Android-powered radio arrives with Last.fm

Mobile music: Android gets Last.fm, Nokia 5800 tops 1m sold

By Mark Harris published

A good day for listening on the move

Don't listen to the scientists, these ARE your real friends

Video games linked to poor relationships

By Mark Harris published

Study shows gamers more likely to drink, smoke weed, ignore friends

2009: Apple, Facebook, Asus happy; Orange, YouTube, 3G browsers not so much

9 tech predictions for 2009 from Deloitte

By Mark Harris published

The Tech predictions for 2009 are contained in three reports from Deloitte that examine emerging developments and how they will shape the technology, media and telecommunications industries.

Apple sells five iPods for every iPhone shifted

Apple bucks recession with best ever results

By Mark Harris published

Makes over $10 billion, sells more iPhones than Macs

Marmalade-style rocket fuels present tasty problem for researchers

Food scientists cook up sticky rocket fuel

By Mark Harris published

The gels have marmalade's consistency, but don't taste so nice on toast

Ozzie scientists invent cool new eco-fridges

Smart fridges to fight global warming

By Mark Harris published

Smart fridges that are capable of negotiating the most energy efficient way to keep food cold have been developed by Australian researchers at CSIRO's Energy Transformed Flagship

Noise-cancelling mobile tech could make the rush-hour number 11 sound this empty...

SRS TruMedia sound debuts on NEC mobiles

By Mark Harris published

Offers surround sound audio and noise-cancelling tech

More pics and vids in your PS3 from tomorrow

PlayStation 3 firmware upgrade tomorrow

By Mark Harris published

Sony Computer Entertainment has announced the release of v2.60 software for the PS3, available on January 21, enabling better image browsing and DivX video playback

Doctors the size of dust, coming soon...

Molecular forklifts promise 'smart dust'

By Mark Harris published

Miniature bio-mechanical sensors powered by nature are on the way

Huge profits drop at Intel, although future of Atom looks bright

Intel profits down 90% despite Atom boost

By Mark Harris published

Intel announced profit were just 10 per cent of those generated in the previous quarter (and the same quarter last year), although sales and profits from the Atom chip were up significantly

Imagine this about a million times smaller, and without a stethoscope

'Fantastic Voyage' medical mini-submarine

By Mark Harris published

Scientists at Tel Aviv University are just three years away from inserting miniature medical 'submarines' into patients to treat cancer and protein problems

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