JVC Everio GZ-HM200 review By Gareth Mason Does JVC's Everio GZ-HM200 do the job for casual shooting?
Italians kit bins with SIMs to save energy By Gareth Mason An Italian village is installing SIM cards in its rubbish bins so that the bin men can tell whether they need emptying.
Swiss man to fly channel without plane By Gareth Mason Yves Rossy plans to fly the channel on a jet-powered wing, tomorrow. Weather permitting, he will make the flight around midday. The event will be streamed live on National Geographic's website.
Deletionpedia: makes Wikipedia look good By Gareth Mason The great random beast of subjective knowledge, Wikipedia, appears to have an opinion on pretty much everything. But there's plenty of reasons and examples for material not making the site.
Little Britain pair back Funny or Die By Gareth Mason Aspiring British comedians will have the opportunity to shine amongst the stars thanks to a UK version of the US website Funny or Die.
Canon extends iMage Gateway to video By Gareth Mason Photokina Preview 2008: Video sharing that's not for the masses
Durham dragged into 25th century By Gareth Mason An experiment at Durham University is set to drag its pupils boldly into the 25th century if it's taken to its logical Vulcan conclusion.
Palin covers digital tracks in US election By Gareth Mason Hockey mum and US Presidential candidate Sarah Palin is not looking as transparent in her political dealings as she would like us to think.
MeDeploy's distribution tools for filmmakers great and small By Gareth Mason A platform has been developed by MeDeploy that will help both small budget independent filmmakers and big movies studios to distribute their material to social networks.
Add more cowbell to your music By Gareth Mason Website lets you add that crucial ingredient to your MP3s
Harry Potter game delayed - EA's profits suffer By Gareth Mason Next summer launch for Half-blood Prince
Google agrees to Chrome privacy changes By Gareth Mason Google's suggestion engine, which is central to new browser Chrome, will be changed to address privacy concerns according to the company's blog.
Latest home security tech detailed By Gareth Mason Digital, wireless and secure - spying with confidence!
Windows 7 made for fast booting By Gareth Mason Leading Microsoft engineer Michael Fortin says that speeding up booting times is one of the priorities of Windows 7. Under 15 seconds is his target for a 'very good system'.