Kickstarter embroiled in 3D printer lawsuit By Nick Merritt Kickstarter is being sued for crowd-funding a 3D printer that may infringe on another company's patents.
Kodak bows out of consumer printer business By Nick Merritt Won't release Hero 2.2 or Hero 4.2 as initially planned, though those with printers can still buy ink from the bankrupt company.
Sony Ericsson releases disappointing Q4 results By Nick Merritt More details have been released on Sony Ericsson's Q4 financial results, which saw it record a pre-tax loss of £205 million.
Sony smartphone 2012 line-up leaked By Nick Merritt Sony's attempts to make it as a smartphone brand may have started well with the Xperia S, but the forthcoming year's models have been leaked ahead of time already.
'Accelerating' Kindle sales boost Amazon's financial results By Nick Merritt Amazon's latest financial results have underlined the rude health of the internet giant, with sales of the Kindle ereader 'accelerating'.
Happy Christmas to all, from us at TechRadar By Nick Merritt Season's greetings to our gentle readers
Complete guide to buying a new smartphone By Nick Merritt We'll help you buy the right new smartphone for you
TechRadar launches new extended mobile phone section By Nick Merritt Announcement New features for fans of mobile phones
Comments of the week By Nick Merritt Your view The week in tech, as you saw it on our Comments threads
What the Apple Tablet hype reveals about computing's sad state By Nick Merritt Opinion A lightning rod or genuinely disruptive technology? We'll know soon
Orange denies Apple tablet 'leak' By Adam Hartley, Nick Merritt Updated The deputy CEO of France Telecom – parent company of mobile operator Orange – has confirmed that the Apple tablet computer will have a webcam, 3G connectivity and be available to his customers.
Piracy bill to cost broadband users extra £25/year By Nick Merritt Parting gift from Labour government?
WebOS 1.3.5 to hit the Palm Pre today By Nick Merritt No news on whether UK users will benefit though
Is the Apple Slate the saviour of magazines? By Nick Merritt Opinion The digitised Sports Illustrated looks great but it won't work
Why Google's Fast Flip misses the point By Nick Merritt Opinion Google's strangely anachronistic new service
Google Voice: phone companies' nightmare By Nick Merritt Opinion: it's ambitious, disruptive and smart, and users are likely to love it
TechRadar rolls out improved site search By Nick Merritt, Editor in Chief Faster and more accurate keyword searching
5 ways Charles Darwin influenced tech By Nick Merritt 200 years on, Darwin's impact is being felt in the tech we use every day
The day the desktop PC era ended? By Nick Merritt The day Microsoft's Windows chickens came home to roost
Apple's unconvincing netbook dismissal By Nick Merritt Opinion: Why Apple's objections are anything but
Does Android's future lie in netbooks? By Nick Merritt Updated What's the difference between a phone and a netbook? Perhaps less than meets the eye
Is BBC's iPlayer set to go HD in 2009? By Nick Merritt That's the implication of a recent interview given by Anthony Rose, Controller, Vision and Online at the BBC.
