Anna Lagerkvist

At today's launch of Bebo's Open Media platform, the question was raised wondering whether TV would become a redundant medium in the future, especially as more content becomes available online

Social TV includes premium telly content for Bebo users

New SDK prompts plea for DIY application building

It seems like the UK launch of the Apple iPhone has gone smoothly so far. Today we had a chance to quiz Apple about the aftermath and what it took to build a smartphone.

800-900 hotspots available for iPhone, iPod touch

As nice as the Apple iPhone is, it poses a real challenge to its users. That's according to Research in Motion's Mike Lazaridis, who has said that real phones need real keyboards

Will focus on thrilling world of online printing

BT has launched a self-install version of its BT Vision digital TV system. It will save you £60 off the previous engineer-must-call-at-your-house installation

"It's not ruled out at all"

New Walkman phones; beefed-up music store coming

Talking on your mobile phone is still not possible on the London Underground, but soon you could be able to share music with fellow commuters on the Tube

iPhone-a-like touchscreen with time-sensitive controls

Sony Ericsson is due to launch new mobile phones this evening. Two new Walkman phones - the K660i and W890i - are reportedly on the way, trying not to get lost amid this week's rising iPhone fervour

New Zunes going for a more personalised approach

Symbian, Nokia, Microsoft and Apple have all hit out against Google's newly-launched Android operating system. The big four say they don't see Android or the Open Handset Alliance (OHA) as a threat

We'll marry robots in 40 years' time, AI researcher says

Hands on with O2's phone before the 9 November launch

No Google phone now. Many Google phones in 2008

Download as much as you want - yes, really

Hands on with Nokia's 2nd-gen internet tablet

A new Guinness World Record for Folding@home

We'll take two!

This week, we've already gawped at the sub-$100 HD DVD player. Now WalMart in the US is offering Linux PCs for just $200 (£95.95). The Everex TC2502 gPC features a custom distribution of Ubuntu Linux