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Channel News

Trend Micro's CEO says 'AV industry sucks'

Interview Eva Chen speaks from the cloud

Circuit City reports Q1 loss as US shoppers unplug

Sales tumble more than 7%
Nvidia moves to 55nm with GeForce 9800 GTX re-spin

GTX+

Comms News

Virgin Media collects customer banking details on CD, then loses it

If only they had some sort of network instead...

Flirty texting could land Scots in jail for 10 years

Go too far and you're nicked
How the iPhone puts a bomb under mobile networks

Jesus Phone scarier than anyone thought - analysts

Hardware News

Microsoft should buy Rackable instead of building custom computers

Comment Out-acquiring Google

E-food crisis abates as Sainsbury's online sparks into life

Netizens scramble to replenish frozen pizza stockpiles

Management News

Network Solutions writes hypocrisy into press release

Master of its domain. And many others

Yahoo! exec! exodus! continues!

Last one to leave, please turn out the lights

Music and Media News

NebuAd looks to 'spyware' firm for recruits

'Typical of the Valley'

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Odds and Sods News

Enraged devil dog lover locks on to Reg photo team

Double FoTW 'Staffys are not devils... I've seen them sharing crisps with babies!'

Croydon devil dog execution: Exclusive photo

Woof, woof, bang, thud
Sixth British Columbia stray foot a hoax

'Reprehensible and disrespectful'
Naomi Campbell pleads guilty to assault

WSA Court adjourns to consider sentence
Shopper connects to Jesus via Denon link cable

Constructs shrine to $500 miracle
BOFH: The all-clicking, all-whirring Roboboss

Episode 23 Logic can be a wonderful thing

Public Sector News

The Casey Report: Putting your mouth, not brain, in charge

Evidence-based policy thoroughly decked

Fujitsu preps 700 redundancies in NHS IT debacle

Unite tells UK.gov to get a move on
Gumshoes fined for debt collection pretexting blag

BT fooled
EU Commission plots to end rip-off Britain online

One consumer law regime to rule them all
Congress bails out telcos for illegal snooping

Political compromise leaves civil liberties in the dust
Post Office aims to collect ID card fingerprints?

Large branch network begs for biometric protection
Liberty director threatens to sue Burnham over 'tawdry smear'

When I hear the words culture secretary I reach for my lawyers...
Snoop bill opponents post Swedish spy IDs on net

Even Google condemns eavesdropping bill

Reg Hardware News

Asus confirms Lamborghini ZX1 specs

The supercar of handsets?

A.M.P - the ultimate musical robot?

"I am a freak-a-zoid, come on and wind me up"
Samsung gets some pink Soul

Magic Touch phone changes shades
Limbo of the Lost music not stolen, claims composer

Game's alleged plagiarism doesn't extend to the tunes
MSI Wind Windows XP Edition sub-notebook

Review Size, it seems, is everything
Brando attempts to get climbers hooked to storage

USB Carabineer flash drives, for data-dependent hikers
Sony confirms major PS3 firmware update features

Version 2.40 to add in-game XMB
Yes! It's the RC beer delivery system!

Beer, direct to your seat

Science News

Cardiff 'copter coppers give chase to UFO

Aliens visit the land of leeks and daffodils

Heavyweight physics prof weighs into climate/energy scrap

Analysis Zero-carbon UK plans for all: Greens, nimbys, even Libs
UK.gov ready to get muddy again on GM foods

Analysis 'Frankenstein's monster may be ugly, but at least he's well fed'