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February 29
- Warner, 20th Century Fox plot digital storage revolution
- PlayStation Network not down for 14 hours on Thursday
- Activision Blizzard sheds 600 jobs
- Windows 8 Consumer Preview: what's new?
- One More Thing: Jeremy Clarkson's voice banned
- Big tech brands reject Focus photography show
- Flickr: not trying to 'replace social networks'
- Nikon D800 vs D700: time to bag a bargain?
- Olympus: Nokia 41MP cameraphone 'nonsense'
- Microsoft: 'It's the complete vision for Windows 8'
- Game stores dealt Mass Effect 3 stock blow
- Acer backing Android and Windows Phone
- Sony's White Magic screens stuck at 4 inches
- What to expect from the iPad 3
- Sony NEX-7 backorders 'fulfilled in next 3 weeks'
- Hands on: ZTE Acqua review
- Acer Iconia Tab A200 will be a budget brute
- Limited edition white Xbox 360 Kinect bundle on the way
- Apple iPad HD launch: time for Cook to shine
- £22 Raspberry Pi miniature PC is a sell-out
- Hands on: Panasonic Eluga Power review
February 28
- Schmidt: Tech has great power, great responsibility
- Windows Phone Tango update coming April
- MWC 2012: all the key themes from the show
- One More Thing: Lizard TV Glue and the killer rollercoaster
- Flickr to up camera file-size limits
- Connect TV to bring 45 new channels to Freeview
- Sony announces new range of superzoom compacts
- Google+ is a ghost town
- Hands on: LG Optimus Vu review
- Google+ users' attention span waning
- Quantum computing a step closer to reality, says IBM
- Microsoft 3D desktop with Kinect concept revealed
- Hands on: Fujitsu Arrows F-07D review
- LG considering new tablet for Europe
- Hands on: Fujitsu quad-core review
- In pictures: ZTE Orbit
- Yahoo threatens Facebook over patents
- Samsung: 'we're not doing very well in the tablet market'
- LG working on quad-core LTE solution
- 'Active' video games won't slim down Britain's kids
February 27
- Hands on: HTC Sense 4.0 review
- Apple iPad 3 ready to leave Foxconn for US?
- Skype for Windows Phone Beta arrives
- Ford: mobile tech is answer to global gridlock
- Intel announces dual-core Atom for phones
- Hands on: Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus review
- Hands on: Samsung Galaxy Mini 2 review
- Hands on: Asus Padfone review
- Why does a phone need a 41MP camera?
- Driverless Tube trains coming to the London Underground
- HTC One X vs HTC One S vs HTC One V
- Asus Transformer Pad Infinity and 300 series announced
- In pictures: ZTE Era
- ZTE PF 100 and T98 quad-core tablets announced
- Facebook: we can read your text messages, but we don't
- Hands on: LG Optimus 3D Max review
- Nokia Pureview cameras coming to Windows Phone
- Panasonic Eluga Power announced
February 26
- Hands on: Huawei Ascend D Quad review
- Huawei: Ascend D Quad is as powerful as a 64-bit PC
- Huawei Ascend D Quad nabs 'world's fastest phone' badge
- 10 best iPhone and iPad apps for keeping fit
February 25
- Olympus OM-D impresses in Amsterdam
- Why iTunes Match is a big step for content ownership
- This week's hottest reviews on TechRadar
February 24
- Olympus: extra art filters not possible for PEN
- Flickr: DSLR usage still rising
- Nikon D800 vs D800E: which is right for you?
- Barcelona bound - MWC's a go!
- One More Thing: The Tim Cook iPhone cooker
- 10 new phones we can't wait to see
- The 10 most loved programs ever
- Apple shutters iCloud push services in Germany
- PS Vita won't be dancing for Jabba
- Viva la Vita: Sony's new handheld hits right note
- Twitter founder brands over-tweeting 'unhealthy'
- Sony Mobile sends out beta Android 4.0 preview
- Proview brings iPad trademark fight to Apple's front door
February 23
- Internet big guns back Obama's 'privacy bill of rights'
- One More Thing: The Nicolas Cage Edition
- Google AR glasses won't make you as cool as the Terminator
- Hands on: PlayBook OS 2.0 review
- HTC Desire upgrade: what should you choose?
- Don't make me dance to Google's algorithm
- Ricoh new firmware upgrade based on customer feedback
- Spotify upgrades desktop app with gapless playback
- Panasonic shows off smartphone-controlled camera tech
- Industry baffled as UK games sales slip 25%
- T-Mobile USA to launch 4G LTE service in 2013
- 500px gets a redesign ahead of Flickr revamp
- Nikon: XQD memory format is the future
- ZTE to unveil 8 handsets at MWC 2012
- PS Vita sales 'to hit 12.4m this year'
- OnLive brings Internet Explorer to iPad
- Everything Everywhere plans UK 4G launch in 2012
February 22
- T-Mobile attempts to block Verizon mobile spectrum purchase
- 'iPhone only viable handset for us'
- One More Thing: Space elevator set for lift-off
- Unlimited data may be unsustainable, says GiffGaff
- Olympus reveals Focus line-up
- Metal Gear Solid 5 to be a next-gen console title?
- Canon G1 X lab data reveals low-light performance
- EU to rule on international piracy law
- Why there's never been a better time to buy a new PC monitor
- Flickr to get revamped interface
- UK's 4G network could futz Freeview
- Android now UK's favourite OS
- Olympus E-7 on the way?
- How BlackBerry email setup is getting easier
- Today's deal: Official Apple earphones for £12
- New entry level Sony SLT coming soon?
- LG Optimus 3D Max announced
- Windows Phone Tango: what you need to know
- Google to sell AR goggles this year
February 21
- Comcast offers Netflix yet another streaming fight
- One More Thing: One Samsung Galaxy S3 rumour proven false
- Canon: Focus stand 'bigger than before'
- The lowdown on TechRadar's new look
- Olympus keeping tight lipped about OM-D sensor
- It's a browser privacy crapfest!
- Nikon D700 used to capture London panorama
- PS Vita tops Amazon charts ahead of UK release
- New possible Samsung Galaxy S3 launch date emerges
- What does it mean to be a PC?
- BlackBerry PlayBook OS 2.0 released today
- Pirate Bay could be blocked in UK after court ruling
- Panasonic bringing Star Wars 3D to Blu-ray
- Panasonic Lumix smartphone 'launching at MWC'
- Microsoft says Google bypassing IE security too
February 20
- Apple threatens defamation suit over China iPad spat
- Splitflix app offers shared Netflix, Hulu subs
- Google TV to gain Siri-like voice control?
- Bridge cameras a growing market says Canon and Nikon
- 7 Things Apple Doesn’t Tell You About iCloud
- Hands on: Panasonic Eluga review
- One More Thing: Valve talks up 100-inch iPads
- Compact system cameras have 30% share in UK
- Panasonic Eluga smartphone coming to Europe
- Valve: We'd consider making hardware
- Fujitsu takes on west with phones and tablets
- Motorola Atrix 3 concept pics and specs leaked
- Next Olympus camera likely to be a PEN
- ZTE PF200 announced ahead of MWC 2012 debut
- LG aiming for LTE glory
- Intel builds Wi-Fi into new Atom-based chips
- Sky Go for Android launched
- LG Optimus Vu arrives to take on Galaxy Note
- Facebook hacker jailed
- iPad 3 leaks expose Retina Display, 8-megapixel camera?
February 19
- How to protect your passwords with KeePass
- Turn an old laptop into a CCTV camera
- How to install Android on other devices
February 18
- Future shock: the next decade in computing
- This week's hottest reviews on TechRadar
February 17
- Samsung is playing God with mobiles
- One More Thing: Daily Mail finally positive about gaming
- Why Samsung's embracing valve audio
- Maplin launches tech takeaway service
- Olympus: OM-D Pro a possibility
- Bing's Newspaper matching comes to UK
- Google hits back over Safari cookie-hoarding claims
- Google wins back typo domains
- Samsung planning wide range of OLED TVs
- 10 bits of tech your kids will laugh at you for owning
- The Pirate Bay and RIAA duke it out over piracy
- Apple this week: more blame than biscuits
- Hands on: Sony RDP-XA900iP review
- Sony reveals cross-play options for Vita and PS3
- Sony guns for Sonos with launch of new music streaming speakers
February 16
- Tim Cook: iOS, OS X convergence will continue
- iPad tablet market share down to 57 per cent
- Apple wins slide-to-unlock case against Motorola
- Spotify refused to split streaming model for Adele
- Hulu Plus finally arrives on Nintendo Wii
- Nikon confirms theft of D4 and D800 samples
- One more thing: Apple makes it in the movies
- Facebook follows Twitter, launches verified accounts
- Are you experiencing Mountain excitement?
- Ebook publishers shut piracy site down
- O2 accelerates UK NFC development
- 10 things we wish Apple would reinvent
- Philips 7000 Series tops smart TV line-up
- These pirate ships won't sink
- Former Olympus chief arrested
- Fuji X-Pro1 vs Olympus OM-D E-M5
- Android 5.0 Jelly Bean to launch in coming months?
- Windows Phone Tango revealed in leak
- Hands on: Sony NSZ-GS7 review
- HTC offering early preview of Android 4.0
- Sony to roll out 'monolithic design' for all future products
February 15
- Apps collecting address book data are 'in violation,' says Apple
- Apple quizzed by Congress over Path row
- One more thing: paper laptops and Facebook ladies
- BBC outlines 3D Olympics plans
- Microsoft reveals a 'more accessible' Windows 8
- Google Wallet fixes pre-paid card issue
- Sky Go for Android UK release date: 22 February
- Apple boss dampens Kindle Fire competition
- The Pirate Bay waves goodbye to torrent hosting
- HTC to take on Spotify with music streaming service?
- Nikon reveals D800 production targets
- Apple to sue Kodak?
- 1 in 2 smartphones now running Android
- How Sony is trying to save the world
- Canon: people are 'investing more' in compact cameras
- Samsung eyes LCD TV spin-off
- Tim Cook hits back at Apple factory conditions
February 14
- Landline to mobile call costs set for 85 per cent drop
- Aereo brings live broadcast TV over internet in NYC
- Olympus: we've got the edge over competitors
- Canon 5D line to be split?
- Mystery Motorola to bring ICS, Medfield chip to MWC?
- Which laptop should I buy?
- One more thing: The 'best' of the Valentine's Day tech
- Is Tesco broadband really good value?
- Lensbaby announces Edge 80 Optic
- PayPal considers NFC a step backwards
- Samsung 55-inch OLED TV heading to the UK
- Canon explains G1 X sensor size
- Sony: brands less important to TV buyers
- Google-Moto deal now approved in US
- Samsung unfazed by Apple iTV plans
February 13
- Mattel announces replica Back to the Future Hover Board
- EU approves Google's Motorola buy-out
- Firefox to get Metro app for Windows 8
- Is Sony ditching Android for its own OS?
- One more thing: An Apple share now costs more than an iPad
- Working conditions to be inspected at Apple factories
- Hands on: Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 review
- In pictures: Samsung Galaxy Tab 2
- Beyond Kinect: 5 next-gen gesture systems
- Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 launched
- Apple patents 3D eye-tracking interface
- MySpace adds 1 million users since December
- Why AMD can be the catalyst behind cheaper Ultrabooks
- Microsoft defends the Windows desktop
- Sony planning Vita OS for mobiles and tablets
- Apple goes after US Galaxy Nexus ban
- Today's deal: 56% off the X-mini v1.1 Capsule Speaker
February 12
- Is 3D technology here to stay?
- How touch will transform games on Windows
- The beginner's guide to Linux Mint
February 11
- CP+ photography show delivers big hitters
- BrowserID: what it is and why you should care
- How to get started with Apple Mail
- This week's hottest reviews on TechRadar
February 10
- Is this the end of Olympus DSLRs?
- Google sees Android in your eyes
- T-Mobile lets you gobble data as fast as you can
- Film piracy is down to release delays, finds study
- One more thing: furious Facebook father flips
- Windows 8 on ARM? Intel must be laughing
- Nikon: pros don't want articulating screens
- Phones4U JUMP scheme offers 6 month phone upgrades
- Windows 8 on ARM: a confusing mess
- Canon: G1 X is a 'new category'
- RIM reboots PlayBook as Windows 8 gets closer
- Roku hits UK - brings iPlayer, Netflix and HD streaming
- Windows 8 ARM desktop: no third-party apps
- Olympus: Phones will never replace compacts
- Today's deal: 72% off a Clarion dashboard DVD player
- Android malware gives itself root access
- 9-inch Amazon Kindle Fire expected mid-2012
- Google developing wireless home entertainment device?
February 9
- HTC Sensation range Android 4.0 update coming in March
- Windows 8 on ARM: Steven Sinofsky speaks
- Nikon D800 pre-orders frozen in US
- Pentax to produce Ricoh cameras
- One more thing: Amazon trolls Apple
- iTunes Match proving a success for music labels
- Best photographers' vests and jackets: 6 tested
- Kodak no longer making cameras
- Samsung cancels MWC press conference
- Win a Nokia Lumia 800!
- Nikon D4 delays expected
- Groupon proving the daily deal bubble has burst?
- Tablet popularity kicking E Ink where it hurts
- Comparing 3D to arrival of colour is ridiculous
- Sony NEX lens line-up revealed
- Leaked iPad 3 casing suggests bigger battery, better screen
- RIM promises BlackBerry updates while you work
- Today's deal: 76% off an iPad 2 black leather case
- UK games developers set for massive tax blow
- Google pays users to lay bare their web use
- Lucas: 3D is a better way to watch a movie
February 8
- PlayBook 2.0: what you need to know
- One more thing: pirates make the best film critics
- Nikon Coolpix P510: 10 things you need to know
- Nikon: D800 36MP sensor is about 'choice'
- New Sony 500mm f/4 Alpha mount lens launched
- TomTom sat navs now reward you for good driving
- Nikon D800 vs Canon EOS 5D Mark II
- Olympus announces superzoom compacts
- 10 ways Windows 8 tablets can take on the iPad
- Olympus reveals new tough compact cameras
- PS Vita 3G pricing details revealed by Vodafone
- Nokia's next-gen handset will launch at MWC 2012
- Indie author takes Kindle best-seller spot
- Sigma unleashes 46 megapixel compact updates
- Low-end Samsung TVs to land this spring
- Virgin Media reveals latest TiVo subscriber numbers
- PS Vita loses UMD Passport
- Virgin Media's TV on Demand service hits 1 billion views
- Amazon set to tackle Netflix with standalone video service
- Microsoft launches child-friendly version of IE9
- Olympus OM-D vs Olympus PEN E-P3
February 7
- Pentax unveils tough compact duo
- Samsung voice-controlled universal remote revealed
- Kinect Star Wars bundle release date revealed
- Google Chrome browser launches for Android
- Samsung to take OLED display tech in-house?
- One more thing: Can you copyright porn?
- Six new Canon PowerShot A cameras launched
- RIM: 'Playbook OS 2.0 is us getting it right'
- Do we put too much trust in tech?
- Forget Google Goggles, Google AR glasses are incoming
- New Canon SELPHY CP810 announced
- WHDI: what it is and why we care
- Canon unveils superzoom compact duo
- Canon reveals three new EF lenses
- Major security camera flaw broadcasts footage online
- Nikon D800 full-frame DSLR unveiled
February 6
- Samsung Galaxy S3 to be one of world's thinnest phones
- One more thing: Samsung brings darkness to Super Bowl
- Nokia N8 successor could be last Symbian phone
- UK broadband prices to fall if Ofcom gets its way
- World's largest BitTorrent database shuts up shop
- Samsung Galaxy Note S set for MWC 2012 launch?
- The Pirate Bay starts pirating real objects
- The 10 most talented people in tech
- PlayStation Network accounts to be killed off
- Apple iTV specs outed by Best Buy?
- Pentax designer: 'no individuality in camera market'
- HTC riding its luck with next-gen handsets
- Canon: CSCs are a 'great idea'
- Apple backtracks over iBooks Author book ownership row
- Nikon: Canon G1 X 'for fanboys'
- Spark tablet runs Linux, costs £165
- Radical new Windows Phone designs uncovered
February 5
- How to create perfect iTunes playlists
- Smartphone security: what you need to know
February 4
- Week in camera news
- Google: why it's important you can get hold of your data
- iCloud: the essential guide
- This week's hottest reviews on TechRadar
February 3
- WebOS will have 'huge advantages' over iOS and Android
- Rhapsody music streaming app lands for Android tablets
- Hands on: Pentax K-01 review with video
- Will MWC just be cancelled this year?
- Anonymous publishes FBI hacking call
- One more thing: iTunes Match is a prude
- Motorola blocks online iPad, iPhone sales in Germany
- Skype for Windows update brings Full HD calling
- EU regulator asks Google to hang fire on privacy changes
- The 10 most hated programs of all time
- Years of deliberate broadband confusion are costing UK
- Tablets are no longer just idiot toys
- Nikon: not worried about compact camera decline
- Lovefilm and Blinkbox respond to Sky streaming plans
- Pentax: Q sales 'disappointing'
- Facebook soars while others struggle
- Google employs Bouncer for Android Market malware
- RIM giving away BlackBerry PlayBook
February 2
- Next iOS may feature real-time, 'competitive' fitness app
- Avid Studio launches for iPad
- Does WiMAX have a future?
- Tokina introduces new 17-35mm f/4 zoom
- Samsung set to reboot Galaxy S2 for MWC 2012
- One more thing: today's other news
- Canon PIXMA MG4150 Wi-Fi printer announced
- Nokia: Windows Phone project needs more time
- Pentax K-01 mirrorless camera launches
- 10 things Zuckerberg's letter teaches us about Facebook
- How to set up your PC for great surround sound
- Ricoh GXR 24-85mm camera unit announced
- Apple iTV 'to land 2012 and to revolutionise market'
- Free maps cost Google France €500,000
- Millions in UK settling for shoddy broadband
- Sony loses billions, blames TVs
- Mark Zuckerberg outlines Facebook's 'social mission'
February 1
- Facebook files for IPO, looks to raise $5 billion
- Hands on: Nikon Coolpix S30 review
- iPad 3 specs leaked ahead of launch
- One more thing: today's other news
- TVs need to be dumber and the 'EPG needs reinventing'
- Three's Web Cube aims to end line-rental
- BlackBerry London pictures land with 'superphone' styling
- Nikon Coolpix P310: 10 things you need to know
- Samsung banking on tablets for MWC 2012
- Facebook's going public: the party's over
- Amazon Kindle still most popular Amazon product
- Nikon reveals Coolpix S9300 and S6300
- Yahoo app search engine launches in UK
- Nikon launches trio of novice compacts
- New CEO for Sony as Hirai takes Stringer's place
- Steam iOS and Android app now available
- Nikon reveals superzoom trio
- Sony to ditch active shutter 3D TVs?
- PlayStation Vita games get discount on PSN