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A pre-release version of Adobe Flash Player 10 is now available from Adobe Labs.
Samsung has been parading a concept AMOLED-based laptop at SID 2008, and it doesn't half look sexy.
HEXUS.gaming go hands-on with the official game of the Superbike World Championships
Microsoft's ambition to have every low-cost laptop running its XP operating system takes another step forward.
NVIDIA is already telling us to expect something big early in June, and online reports claim AMD will announce its offering round about the same time.
Last week, GIGABYTE stated that ASUS' Energy Processing Unit is, well, full of it. This week, ASUS fires back.
Microsoft is standing by its flagship operating system and has offered a nine-page document outlining "Five Misunderstood Features in Windows Vista".
We take high-speed DDR3 packs from Crucial and G.SKILL and tell you if they're worth the money.
When your own video-on-demand service isn't proving popular, why not attempt to take advantage of BBC's iPlayer name?
MSI might be touting the world's first Atom-powered ULCPC in the form of its Wind notebook, but the ASUS Eee PC 901 is right behind.
Market watcher In-Stat reckons DisplayPort, the new PC-centric monitor connection system will trounce DVI to feature in 600m shipped products in 2012.
We'd all thought as much, but now the official specification has confirmed that MSI's ULPC, Wind, will be packing an Intel Atom processor.
Terranian is under attack by invading alien forces and the immortal Perry Rhodan steps in to to save the day in this point-and-click sci-fi adventure.
Stability issues fixed in a number of PS3 titles with new firmware update
According to rumours circulating the web, BlackBerry's touchscreen iPhone-competitor is imminent, and it's called Thunder.
DSGi CEO announces customer-centric focus, superstores and dividend cut, but not store closures.
VIA has taken its PX10000G Pico-ITX board, removed the fan, dropped the CPU down in speed, and announced the PX5000EG.
Version 9 of Linux-based operating system, Fedora, is now available to download.
Yahoo has finally released a beta version of its Del.icio.us plug-in for Internet Explorer.
The perfect choice for all your high definition needs, says HANNSG.
Has the old and faithful alarm clock been made obsolete by gadgets such as the mobile phone?
NVIDIA is keeping hush on its 9900 series of graphics cards, but that hasn't stopped details from leaking online.
HEXUS.net is giving our readers the opportunity to win an Inno3D GeForce 9600 GT OC and a 9800 GX2!
At the Mario Kart launch event, Mercedes were daft enough to let Nick loose in a GL320CDi worth £60,000... which he then took around an off-road proving ground... scaring himself and his passengers more than a few times!
Creative today announced its arrival into the YouTube-friendly camera scene, with the launch of its pocket-size Vado.
Leaked Intel slides provide a glimpse of what its X58 chipset may have on offer.
Microsoft's third service pack for Windows XP has been causing headaches for users of AMD-based Hewlett-Packard PCs.
Enjoy a bit of star-gazing do you? Well, now you can find out exactly what it is you've been gazing at.
Inno3D has today launched its overclocked i-Chill GeForce 9800 GTX, cooled by Arctic Cooling's triple-fan Accelero Xtreme.
HEXUS.gaming review, Speed Racer, the Warner Bros combat racing game based on the popular Japanese anime series.
Backing up your data just got that little bit easier as Thecus now bundles Farstone DriveClone Pro 5.0 with its NAS products.
It's not everyday you see server-calibre capabilities in a notebook, and when you do, it's unmistakable.
HEXUS.tv puts the Inno3D GeForce 9800 GX2 SLI under the lights and has a look at the whole package from bundle offering through to performance...
Randy Allen promoted to head Computing Solutions group and Central Engineering Organisation created.
Current director of product marketing for desktop products given notebooks and servers too.
Executive VP of computing products group departs.
It's all go on the BlackBerry front today, RIM has now announced that Microsoft's Windows Live services will be available on its handsets this summer.
NVIDIA CEO, Jen-Hsun Huang, has categorically denied rumours suggesting that NVIDIA are looking to buyout VIA Technologies.
What do you do if your car gets clamped? Protest by sawing it in half, of course.
Consumers send out a message to ISPs considering adopting the Phorm advertising system.
The owner of PC World and Currys is predicted to announce the closure of stores and the merger of some others.
The trouble with video glasses is that they tend not to be the best looking piece of eyewear you'll ever see. Are Myvu's Crystal Edition any better?
Topware Interactive tell HEXUS.gaming why its upcoming RPG sequel will be bigger and better than its prequel.
Last week, Apple's iPhone became unavailable from O2. Now, the handset is unavailable from Apple's own stores. Is this an attempt at clever marketing?
RIM has today announced its smart-looking new handset, the BlackBerry Bold.
EA's Glen Schofield, Bret Robbins and Chuck Beaver amongst others, talk about Dead Space, a survival/horror adventure set on the USG Ishimura, a planet mining ship far out in the reaches of space...
Microsoft has announced that Windows XP licenses are to cost as little as $26 for ULCPCs.
Best Buy deal frees up funds for Tiscali acquisition by CPW, but bid amount remains unconfirmed.
The joint CPW/Best buy operation will embark upon a rapid expansion of large stores in 2009.
UK system-builder Novatech has confirmed it is exploring the possibility of buying stricken laptop maker Rock.
Rumoured images of Dell's forthcoming Inspiron series of laptops have made their way online, and they look rather impressive.
Creative has told buyers of its ALchemy for Audigy sound software that they'll get their money back following its decision to release the next version of the app free of charge.
One of Inno3D's six GeForce 9600 SKUs is put under the HEXUS spotlight.
BT has another go at bridging the gap between home and mobile communications, this time with broadband on the go.
Rock Group Plc, founded in 1992, has today outlined the reasons for its failure and is actively pursuing a sale of the business.
Hot out of MSI's headquarters today is a super-small system that's just 3.1 litres in size.
What better way to show your support for Freesat other than to launch three TVs with Freesat built-in?
A computational system with a capacity of one petaflops peak performance is in development, just imagine what its folding@home score would be!
A communications disruption can mean only one thing - a 3G iPhone.
Shanghai, Istanbul, Sao Paulo, Magny Cours - the world tour continues
We delve into the fascinating world of high-performance computing and evaluate what the leading players are doing to facilitate cluster-based deployment
AMD has been presenting its plans for future server processors to analysts and HEXUS has the slides...
Want to keep your system cool and quiet? Cooler Master's Hyper Z600 vows to silently cool any CPU drawing up to 89 watts.
Take that Apple! Now Dell's Inspiron laptops are cool too! Well, kinda...
When does an Intel chipset launch? When it's first mentioned by the company in public? The next time? The time after that?
Hot on the heels of the UK-wide launch of Freesat, Humax presents its FOXSAT-HD digital set-top box.
Marvel's super-hero gets an outing on DS. Check out the HEXUS.gaming review
Breaking news from Corsair; there are significant performance benefits of 4GiB of memory for gaming PCs.
Thecus, a Taiwan-based developer of innovative storage solutions, has announced surveillance system functionality for its N5200 series of products.
Microsoft blog post says Windows XP SP3 is now available from Windows Update, as is Vista SP1.
With the launch of its Touch Diamond in London earlier today, HTC claims a new age for mobile phones.
The BBC and ITV have today launched a free-to-view television service across the UK.
At Digital Summer '08, Belkin unveiled its forthcoming mobile podcast studio; GoStudio.
I’m probably opening myself up for some major criticism here but I just can’t shake the feeling that GTA IV just isn’t as good as everyone is saying...
The Outlook plug-in that helps organise your inbox is now available for all to download.
MSI's yet-to-be-released P45 Platinum motherboard boasts plenty of new features and we take an early look.
Intel, Samsung and TSMC agree to move to 450mm wafers by 2012; should lead to cheaper semiconductors.
We look at shares and markets at the start of US trading to see what effect the Microsoft withdrawal has had.
Bostock and Yang continue to insist that shareholder value is best served by rejecting even improved bid.
Ballmer offers an extra five billion, but Yang still not interested and now has to answer to shareholders.
HEXUS.gaming review Ubisoft's hand-held prequel to it's 2007 hit, Assassins' Creed. Free-roaming it ain't!
Following greater than expected demand for its new, low-power Atom processor, Intel is prepared to make more.
Nothing much has happened in the week since Microsoft’s deadline for initiating a hostile takeover bid for Yahoo!.
Nintendo once again push the boundaries of interaction... and try and get us into shape at the same time.
NVIDIA launches its new high-end AMD chipset equipped with integrated graphics and Hybrid SLI support.
The latest release of PC Decrapifier, a software application which removes bloatware from your system, is now available, and no, it won't remove Windows Vista.
Leaflet for schools and parents by Childnet International suggests the ‘three strikes’ ISP demand is already the law.
Microsoft tells National Digital Inclusion Conference of about a doubly PC product to help the aged get online.
Jon Peddie Research confirms seasonal drop in GPU sales; Intel and Nvidia continue to outstrip AMD.
The boys are back with another show and, remarkably, manage not to swear once as they discuss TV shows on Xbox Live, the porn industry and Milton Keynes.
Sheffield eco-friendly system builder claims its new Janus II server sets a new record for energy efficiency.
Over 18's only folks. It's the HEXUS.gaming GTA IV review!
HEXUS.channel gets its bit of attention from the ubiquitous ‘Microsoft spokesperson’.
The latest service pack from Microsoft is set to cause headaches, not to the user, but to Microsoft itself.
The BBC's TV catch-up service, iPlayer, is now available to over three million Virgin Media customers.
There's no shortage of MacBook Air parodies on YouTube, but the 'ThinkPad X300 no-compromise ultra portable' is our new favourite.
The latest version of Microsoft's Messenger for Mac is now available for download.
Anti-Spyware Coalition working group to review privacy issues raised by behaviour-targeted advertising.
TomTom sees first YOY sales and profits decline since it went public in 2005. Can its business model survive?
So you can't pair a 125W TDP Phenom X4 CPU with some 780G chipset-based boards. More woe for AMD.
Win a copy of the Collector's Edition of Lineage II which contains tons of exclusive goodies!
Wireless Wii Nunchuck's lead to an in-depth, informed discussion about violence in videogames... and Scott and Nick tell the world how it should've been done.
Steve Clayton, Microsoft’s Live Mesh guru, speaks exclusively to HEXUS.channel to explain its latest big thing.
Reviewing House of Tales psychological point-and-click thriller
The basic premise of Left 4 Dead is simple. You play one of a team of four survivors of a devastating zombie holocaust...
Market researcher reports 49 percent increase in sales of online digital music, with iTunes Store the dominant outlet.
Defcon 16 will feature a competition to defeat leading anti-virus suites starting with a common pool of viruses and malcode.
Head on over to the Apple store today and you'll find that new and improved iMacs await...
Google's plans to make Google Docs completely usable when offline take another step forward as presentations and spreadsheets become available offline.
Just about every mobile phone manufacturer is making touchscreen devices, that is, everyone other than RIM. Facing a growing threat from Apple's iPhone, is RIM's touch-less line-up about to change?
You probably knew it was coming, but NVIDIA's G92-based GeForce 9600 GSO is now official.
AMD targets channel with launch of Business Class – a platform designed to help VARs and SIs build PCs for businesses.
Announcement by Yahoo! CTO at Web 2.0 Expo maybe decisive in fight to wriggle out of Microsoft’s embrace.
Director of Bolton-based system builder and tech etailer discusses how to thrive in today’s market.
New automated technique allows identification of underlying vulnerabilities faster than systems are upgraded to close them.
Unorthodox Belgian campaigner, Tania Devereaux, is offering to make love to every virgin who defends the Internet.
Following price cut announced last week, Carphone Warehouse and O2 have shifted all their stock of 8GB model iPhones.
