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Channel News

Best Buy sells 'last Wii' twice

Nintendo Economics 101

AMD announces next-gen CrossFire... sort of

Two-, three- and four-GPU tech debuts on firm's website
Atos Origin reports mellow and fruitful Q3

UK not singled out this time
Nvidia to launch 'G98' GPU next month

Die-shrink speed boost
Hynix touts 'world's first' 1Gb GDDR 5 chip

Thanks for the memory
VeriSign slims, cuts jobs to focus on security

Digital certificate firm looks to offload communications biz
AMD rolls out DirectX 10.1 Radeon HD 3800 GPUs

Top-of-the-range peformance at mid-range price

Comms News

Ofcom stings ISP £30k for silent treatment

Broadband switching investigation stonewalled

Vodafone responds to iPhone rip-off

Can we charge more than that? Oh, yes we can
Punters call for laptops with built-in mobiles

GSM/Microsoft ask 'how can we improve your notebooks'?
Ariane 5 is go: Skynet 5B military chat-sat on the way

Launch 'reflects Arianespace strategic role'
Californian sues Comcast over BitTorrent throttling

I demand to have my mind blown
Experts cast runes on Google phone security

Paranoid Android

Developer News

Fusion confusion, and anger, for Ellison

OpenWorld Audience smack down

Hardware News

Canada wins the great co-ed cluster challenge

SC07 Nice box, ey? Give me a beer

Start-up aims nanotube memory at iPods, phones and servers

SC07 NRAM to rise in '08
IBM offers cloudy blue datacentre vision

Look, that one's shaped just like a rack server
Red Hat and Hyperic have meeting of the mimes

Sorry, minds
Yahoo! Ratchets! Open! Source! Grid! Platform!

Stuffed elephant rising
Sun sends Netra blades through 10GE wringer

For the protocol-pinching telecom

Management News

Russian piracy crackdown targets the opposition

'Selective enforcement'

US unleashes six bloggers in assault on Islamist propaganda

And if that doesn't work, Second Life may also be enlisted
Microsoft stuffs Sage with free accounts software

Trying to get into SMBs' good books
No2ID calls in pledge cash to 'probe' ID Act's enabling laws

Legal fund prepares for actions...
MySpace makes kids fat, claims minister

Sure it's not the bubblewrap?
OFT hammers auction sites on consumer info

DSReputable practices
Veterans form VC fund for small biz

Seeding, funding and mentoring
Silicon Fen fails to soak up web 2.0 cash

Cambridge loses out to London
MoD announces new defence tech wishlist

X marks the spot on pork treasure map
UK tightens borders with single agency and screening system

But union concerned at 'flawed' pilots

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Music and Media News

Warner Music supremo in Apple-fondling mea culpa

'Jobs was right. I was wrong.'

MPs reject Ofcom's Nathan Barley quango

The New Media Gravy Train stops here?

Odds and Sods News

Canadian Taser death caught on camera

Vancouver Airport amateur footage shocker

Sierra Leone launches 'Operation Wash Lunatics'

Freetown scoured for grubby nutters
Bike bonk bloke cops three years' probation

Pedalphile warned not to remount
Vietnamese cops jailed for death row pregnancy ruse

Allowed drug smuggler to get up the duff

Reg Hardware News

PowerColor punts overclocked ATI 3850 cards

Asus: 'no plans' for 10in Eee PC

Upcoming 8GB model will have 7in screen
US PS3 sales rocket after 40GB console debut

80GB model's price cut a cause too?
Nokia 7500 Prism mobile phone

Review If it's good enough for the Sugababes
Xbox girl-on-girl game upsets Singapore

Mass Effect banned
Retailer pitches ~~£1000~~ £10,000 Nintendo Wii

Updated Grand gesture

Science News

Neuroboffins develop mind-reading computers

Please think clearly after the tone

Raytheon to deliver 'paging system' for submarines

Seagoing lone wolves finally get BlackBerry treatment
Honda hits reverse on £50k fuel cell cars for '08

SoCal beta-testers to lease FCX Clarity
Watching the Earthrise over the moon

Video: And set again
Global warming not to blame for warmer North Pole?

Boffins blame ocean currents instead
Mayor Ken buys hydrogen buses for London

Possible break with Chavez?
Will bird flu stuff our Happy Christmas?

Oh no, the turkeys are on fire...

Security News

With one bound, Apple is free of 54 security bugs

Mighty patches

World of Warcraft spykit gets encrypted

Increases effective stealth level by 5
Colossus faces off against PCs in code-breaking challenge

Valves vs transistors grudge match
Databases still open to basic attack

Firewall free
Half of computer users are Wi-Fi thieves

Wardriving criminals
Tor embassy 'hacker' raided by Swedish Feds

Don't want no more of the spyin' game
Public shows new data protection nous

We know our rights, man

Software News

Red Hat haunts Ellison's Linux dream

OpenWorld Must try harder

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