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AMD RD790 gets PCI Express thumbs-up

Unannounced chipset confirmed

Sapphire Radeon X1950 GT-based graphics card

Review Cheaper than the X1950 Pro - but potentially as powerful?

Comms News

Virgin undecided on Sky court action

Stalemate continues

CTIA: Handset vendors flaunt their wares

Comment Under shadow of market squeeze
Games firm woos ISPs on shopping file sharers

Wants standard grass fees
Disney expands mobile vision

Despite Mobile ESPN failure
Brit plans world's highest mobile phone call

Hello mum, I'm on the summit of Everest
Broadband Britain connects silent majority

Bundles of fun

Developer News

Keeping Lisp alive and practical

ilc07 Conference report

Is BSM entering the mainstream with a software guarantee?

Developers take note

Hardware News

Sun's Solaris success paves way for next-gen OS push

Do tell

CDW to vend StoreVault SMB box

Just a phone call away

Management News

Transmeta declares war on employment

Former CEO Ditzel dissed

UK gov mulls child porn changes

Watch out anime fans
Tech support costs Carphone dear

£15m budget blowout
BetonSports founder arrested

Bookie booked
Enthusiastic power users still a danger?

Reg reader workshop How much freedom is too much?
Tech sympathisers join ex HP boss in head-shaving protest

Column The mad, bad world of April foolery
Privacy prevails in McKennitt case

Lords deny author's request to appeal
SMEs harbouring 300 pirate fonts

Typeface maker gets tough with licensing

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Music and Media News

EC goes Apple hunting – reports

One Union under iTunes

Blog refuseniks facing the sack?

Sony BMG UK adds blogging to the job description
EMI and Apple say DRM is so yesterday

High quality downloads are go - 'cept for the Beatles
EMI and Apple ditch DRM

Updated All you need is 20p