Adam Hartley

Star Wars Week Star Wars could have represented something entirely different and a lot more deadly, if Reagan got his way.

In Depth We don our rose-tinted specs and remember the fun times that PlayStation has given us.

In Depth Sir Clive Sinclair's greatest invention, the ZX Spectrum, is 30 years old today and to celebrate we've compiled our list of the top 30 Speccy classics.

Films and programmes coming to 3D TV and cinema soon

In Depth Sony, Sky, Virgin and others on 3D fatigue

Some analysts are suggesting that Apple will fully converge Mac OS and its mobile operating system iOS at some point in 2012.

Amazon has sparked speculation that a new next-gen Kindle is set to launch soon due to a lower-price for the eReaders.

Bletchley Park, the home of Alan Turing's World War II code-breaking team and the museum of computing, is set to get funding from Google to revamp some of its dilapidated buildings.

Online smartphone gaming service OpenFeint looks to be prioritising Android gaming over and above iOS gaming.

Sony appears to be not majorly worried about the apparent slow uptake of 3D TV and 3D games, according to comments from a Sony Computer Entertainment exec this week.

Releasing Doom 3 source code later this year

The number of paying subscribers for Blizzard's fantasy MMO World of Warcraft has dropped for the second financial quarter in a row.

Exclusive Beginning of the end for the console?

If you want to cast your vote in the 29th annual GamesMaster Golden Joystick awards, run by TechRadar parent Future Publishing, then you now can.

In something of a surprising move, Nintendo president Satoru Iwata has issued a written apology to the first wave of Nintendo 3DS buyers, following the recent hardware price cut.

Microsoft has decided to rethink its plans to use the geo-location data of Live.com, following renewed privacy concerns amongst users.

Sony's forthcoming PlayStation Vita handheld may be used as a PS3 controller for certain games if comments from a Sony rep at the recent Develop conference are to be believed.

Microsoft's creative director Kudo Tsunoda thinks that Kinect encourages games developers to 'method act' their ideas more so than ever before.

If you are a registered user of the Sun newspaper's website then you might not be too glad to hear that personal details have been released from when the site was hacked last month.

Is Adobe planning to drop Flash?