Hardware

Nokia 'Tube' takes on the iPhone

Nokia 'Tube' takes on the iPhone

Nokia has released details of a new touch-screen handset that will go up against Apple's iPhone..
Iain Thomson Apr 9 2008 1:04PM Hardware
CO2-infused plastics may yield green CDs and DVDs

CO2-infused plastics may yield green CDs and DVDs

A new technique for the production of plastic may yield CDs and DVDs that thwart global warming.
Liz Tay Apr 9 2008 4:30AM Hardware
Hollywood zooms in on Super-Resolution

Hollywood zooms in on Super-Resolution

As the film industry comes to terms with the recent victory of Blu-ray over HD-DVD, a US company is promising to help producers enhance the quality of standard definition films..
Clement James Apr 8 2008 7:54AM Hardware
IBM and Edinburgh University tackle HIV

IBM and Edinburgh University tackle HIV

IBM has joined forces with the University of Edinburgh in a five-year project to accelerate the design of drugs aimed at tackling HIV..
Guy Dixon Apr 7 2008 3:09PM Hardware
Cutting green projects is a 'false economy'

Cutting green projects is a 'false economy'

Companies tempted to cut back on 'soft' IT projects like green computing to save money could end up with major bills further down the line..
Iain Thomson Apr 4 2008 7:19AM Hardware
Intel unveils second-gen Classmate PC

Intel unveils second-gen Classmate PC

Intel has taken the wraps off its second-generation Classmate PCs at the Intel Developer Forum in Shanghai..
Ian Williams Apr 4 2008 7:18AM Hardware
Mobile internet devices click with users

Mobile internet devices click with users

The market for mobile internet devices (MIDs) is set to explode over the coming years, according to a panel of analysts at the Intel Developer Forum in Shanghai..
Ian Williams Apr 4 2008 7:18AM Hardware
Boffins enlist laptops in quake research

Boffins enlist laptops in quake research

Researchers at the University of California Riverside are asking PC users to help with earthquake research..
Shaun Nichols Apr 4 2008 7:18AM Hardware
Microsoft welcomes Apple to smartphone market

Microsoft welcomes Apple to smartphone market

Microsoft has welcomed Apple's iPhone as a good thing for the smartphone market..
Iain Thomson Apr 3 2008 2:08PM Hardware
IBM develops natural disaster 'magic potion'

IBM develops natural disaster 'magic potion'

IBM scientists claim to have come up with algorithms that will help model and manage natural disasters, including wildfires, floods and diseases..
Guy Dixon Apr 3 2008 2:08PM Hardware
Nokia unveils N810 WiMax internet tablet

Nokia unveils N810 WiMax internet tablet

Nokia has been showing off a WiMax-enabled internet tablet at the CTIA conference in Las Vegas..
Guy Dixon Apr 3 2008 7:31AM Hardware
AT&T rises to Microsoft's Surface

AT&T rises to Microsoft's Surface

Touch-screen system to make commercial debut with mobile carrier.
Shaun Nichols Apr 3 2008 7:31AM Hardware
Intel looks to multi-radio integration

Intel looks to multi-radio integration

Intel is researching multi-radio technology in an attempt to enable adaptable and power-efficient radio technology..
Ian Williams Apr 3 2008 7:31AM Hardware
Intel outlines ESP project

Intel outlines ESP project

Intel has revealed details of its Everyday Sensing and Perception (ESP) project which aims to make computers more context-sensitive..
Ian Williams Apr 3 2008 7:31AM Hardware
Intel drives mobile vision at IDF

Intel drives mobile vision at IDF

Intel has laid out its vision of smaller, more powerful and more energy efficient mobile devices that provide a greatly improved user experience..
Ian Williams Apr 2 2008 2:33PM Hardware
Aussies spent $5B on digital devices in 07, market tainted

Aussies spent $5B on digital devices in 07, market tainted

Canon has released the results of its Digital Lifestyle Index, revealing that a record $5 billion was spent on digital devices in Australia in 2007. However, questions have been raised as to whether the figures are truly reflective of a market tainted by grey market products.
Leanne Mezrani Apr 2 2008 2:14PM Hardware
Hardware failure chief cause of disruption

Hardware failure chief cause of disruption

Hardware failures remain the most common cause of IT service disruptions, according to business continuity firm Sungard Availability Services, accounting for more than a third of all serious incidents.
IT Week Apr 1 2008 3:14PM Hardware
Iceland makes play for data centre market

Iceland makes play for data centre market

Iceland is making a play for the growing offshore data centre market, highlighting its cheap electricity and cool climate..
Iain Thomson Apr 1 2008 7:19AM Hardware
Traditional IT department 'dead' by 2013

Traditional IT department 'dead' by 2013

The desktop as we know it, and the services of the traditional IT department, will be relegated to the annals of history within the next five years, according to hosted desktop firm Nasstar..
Staff Writers Apr 1 2008 7:19AM Hardware
Boffins build flexible chips

Boffins build flexible chips

Scientists have managed to build silicon circuits that can be bent, twisted and even stretched, according to a paper published in Science magazine..
Iain Thomson Mar 29 2008 11:01AM Hardware

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