Police question BT about secret Phorm trials By Peter Gothard Following the fallout earlier this year over BT's deployment of the Phorm online targeted advertising technology, a full investigation has finally been launched by police.
Finsbury Park grinds to a halt in EA's £20K free fuel frenzy By Peter Gothard Exclusive 'Might be' environmentally irresponsible, company tells TechRadar
Sims coming to iPhone By Peter Gothard Electronic Arts has officially announced that it's developing nine new games for the iPhone.
E(co-friendly) Bay launches By Peter Gothard Auction site eBay has launched a new branch of its sprawling empire, aimed at bigging up "People Positive" and "Eco Positive" goods.
GP2X: Interview with games developer Jeff Mitchell By Peter Gothard Canadian BattleJewels creator speaks about his work with Korean handheld
GP2X Wiz handheld developer speaks By Peter Gothard The Korean open-source handheld GP2X Wiz is nearing release (link), but the world at large remains largely in the dark about Game Park Holdings' business plans for the machine.
Epson launches Stylus Photo PX800FW By Peter Gothard TechRadar Pro Epsons bring us another printer. Wouldn't it be interesting if it tried something else for a change? Imagine an Epson deckchair. Or an Epson back scratcher.
Google comic creator on Chrome By Peter Gothard Exclusive One of the coolest things about Google's surprise launch of its Chrome web browser this week was the use of Scott McCloud's explanatory comic book.
Google Chrome: interview with artist, Scott McCloud By Peter Gothard Google week: Google comic book artist speaks
Microsoft launches AutoCollage2008 By Peter Gothard Microsoft Research launched AutoCollage 2008 today, a desktop app which, it says, allows users to compile sets of photos into, surprisingly, collages.
Thai government tries to close 400 websites By Peter Gothard And block 1,200 more it considers a threat
Sony eBook reader on sale tomorrow By Peter Gothard Sony's PRS-505 Reader goes on sale in the UK tomorrow, steering, the company hopes, a move forward for book lovers everywhere.
National hi-tech crime unit has own identity snatched By Peter Gothard It's been revealed that the National Hi-Tech Crime Unit, a now-defunct government agency specialising in tech crime, no longer owns the domain name for its website.
IDEO announces childs' study computer By Peter Gothard Global design consultancy IDEO and American education technology company Project Inkwell have unveiled a laptop-style study tool for children under the age of 12.
Vintage KORG synthesizer hits DS By Peter Gothard Nintendo has just announced the imminent release of a handheld version of the class synthesizer, due to hit the DS in October.
The best PSP and PS3 bundles for Xmas '08 By Peter Gothard PSP-3000 release date and Little Big Planet bundle news
Sony's PS3 SOCOM Bluetooth headset confirmed By Peter Gothard "Bang and clear, noob! Haha, loser," etc
Latest open-source handheld on the way By Peter Gothard The development team behind the Pandora open-source handheld has finally announced a release date and price for the console.
Sony's PlayTV: all you need to know By Peter Gothard Various people have had a look at PlayTV recently. Expect the definitive hands-on from TechRadar soon, but for now, here's some observations from those in the know.
Google Chrome comic artist - who is he? By Peter Gothard By now, you'll have read the comic that appeared late yesterday announcing Google Chrome, but who wrote and illustrated it, and what's he all about?
Car tech: Lotus ice vehicle and real functioning Landspeeder By Peter Gothard Lotus has unveiled a snow buggy reminiscent of one of Q's finest, while a Star Wars nut has built some 25mph desert transportation.
Five ways to tech up your home interior By Peter Gothard Nintendo decals, funky flora and a lamp made of Lego
Commodore launches netbook By Peter Gothard Commodore has announced that it's joining the netbook market with the launch of its new Via C7-M processor netbook at IFA today.
