Dean Evans

Updated CES 2008: Dell, Belkin, D-Link show cable-free products

Updated CES 2008: Cheaper than expected but will anyone care?

Nintendo will be shipping around 1.8 million Wii consoles in November and December. But it still won't be enough to satisfy the global hunger for Wii Sports and Super Mario Galaxy.

New Microsoft Zunes land and early reviews are surprising

Stats suggest tech gifts will fly off shelves in December

The most eagerly waited gadget of the year goes on sale in the UK at 6.02pm today. You can find out everything you need to know about the iPhone right here

It's just a "cool toy", says analyst

There'll be no winner, HD DVD and Blu-ray will co-exist

And who's quite happy with their Sony Ericssons

The 25th Golden Joystick awards are coming this way in October. Organised by Future, it's the world's longest-established video games awards ceremony and now's your chance to vote!

Regaining the faith in a post-iPhone world

Intel has founded the USB 3.0 Promoter Group to "create a superspeed personal USB standard that can deliver over 10 times the speed of today's connection"

Everyone's planning to buy a Wii, says new report

Sony has today unveiled three new additions to its VAIO range - the AR50-Series and FZ20-Series laptops and the L-Series desktop. Each features a recordable Blu-ray disc drive

The UK's electrical industry today announced that it will be phasing out the manufacture and sale of analogue television equipment ahead of the digital switchover to Freeview

After its BH100 dual-format HD player failed to fully support HD DVD, LG has been quick to render it obsolete with the launch of a follow-up, the BH200 (also known as the 'Super Blu')

PS3 and Xbox 360 will claw back sales before Christmas

Cut-price kit is going to be key in battle with Blu-ray

Sony cuts prices, offers Spidey 3 movie as a bribe

Cake tin or giant Trebor mint? You decide

PGP expert wants all web calls encrypted

LCDs and plasmas to feature digital PVR technology

New IN82 and IN81 models offer full-fat high-defintion

Press launch tonight without a whiff of the iPhone

Facebook is getting sued yet again it seems, this time for patent infringement. The lawsuit apparently refers to a violation of US Patent 6,519,629, which was approved in February 2003.