Technology

One of the designers of the classic BBC Micro computer is recognised in the New Year Honours list.
Original Post By Google News BRIAN FONSECA, Computerworld, IDG

The Netscape Navigator browser will cease development because of a lack of users, its owners say.
Original Post By Google News BRIAN FONSECA, Computerworld, IDG

Electronics giant Sony says it will stop producing rear-projection televisions in February 2008.
Original Post By Google News BRIAN FONSECA, Computerworld, IDG

The BBC News technology team looks back at personal technology favourites of 2007.
Original Post By Google News BRIAN FONSECA, Computerworld, IDG

The battle for dominance in online gaming looks set to take on a epic scope in 2008, say experts.
Original Post By Google News James Niccolai, IDG News Service\Paris Bureau, IDG

A British artist and engineer is developing a multi-touch cube, which he hopes can get commercial backing.
Original Post By Google News James Niccolai, IDG News Service\Paris Bureau, IDG

Commentator Bill Thompson looks back over an eventful year
Original Post By Google News James Niccolai, IDG News Service\Paris Bureau, IDG

A guide to some of the alternative social networking sites available to meet and greet this Christmas.
Original Post By Google News James Niccolai, IDG News Service\Paris Bureau, IDG

British censors win the right to fight the release of video game Manhunt 2 in the High Court.
Original Post By Google News Peter Sayer, IDG News Service\Paris Bureau, IDG

A legal row over leaked details of Apple products ends with the rumours site being shut down.
Original Post By Google News Peter Sayer, IDG News Service\Paris Bureau, IDG

A legal row over leaked details of Apple products ends with the rumours site being shut down.
Original Post By Google News James Niccolai, IDG News Service\Paris Bureau, IDG

An advanced robotic arm beats a host of other machines to win a Japanese government competition
Original Post By Google News MICHELLE SLATALLA

An advanced robotic arm beats a host of other machines to win a Japanese government competition
Original Post By Google News Peter Sayer, IDG News Service\Paris Bureau, IDG

The Xbox Live version of Sensible World of Soccer is removed as players discover problems online.
Original Post By Google News MICHELLE SLATALLA

Sales of video games in the UK are at an all-time high, with more than 78 million titles sold in 2007.
Original Post By Google News MICHELLE SLATALLA

Sales of video games in the UK are at an all-time high, with more than 78 million titles sold in 2007.
Original Post By Google News BRIAN FONSECA, Computerworld, IDG

A website which provided links to films, music and TV programmes loses a copyright case in the US.
Original Post By Google News MICHELLE SLATALLA

A nationwide broadband outage which affected thousands of Virgin Media customers has been resolved, the firm has said.
Original Post By Google News Chris Kanaracus, IDG News Service\Boston Bureau, IDG

Action should be taken over consumers’ concerns about broadband connection speeds, a watchdog says.
Original Post By Google News Chris Kanaracus, IDG News Service\Boston Bureau, IDG

The government is considering using “formal powers” to makel the broadband industry give consumers a better deal
Original Post By Google News Chris Kanaracus, IDG News Service\Boston Bureau, IDG