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OLPC to ship with Windows XP

Microsoft teams up with One Laptop per Child project More...

Yahoo board fights back at Icahn

Investor accused of 'significant misunderstanding' in Microsoft saga More...

Woman charged over MySpace suicide

Lori Drew indicted on federal charges More...

Blogs

Mac Inspector

New iPhone to come before WWDC?

16 May 2008It appears to to just be a matter of time. A new iPhone is all but imminent at this point.... More...

Download Junkie

Get Cyberlink YouCam 1 for free with Computeractive 267

16 May 2008Chat with friends and family via an instant messenger or other video-based client and it's the same old video chat that can... More...

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Latest Portable Analysis

Competitive edge computing for SMBs part 4: Reliability

The business gains promised by mobile working can quickly evaporate if laptops prove unreliable beyond the haven of the office More...

A laptop for every child

Nicholas Negroponte explains why his One Laptop per Child project will help to educate those who need it most More...

Mobile momentum

Linda More reports on the advances that have taken place in mobile technologies in the past few years and the changes likely to occur in the future More...

The smart choice for digital tickets

The popularity of smartcards is increasing daily More...

Case Study: Go-Ahead

Smartcard ticketing is gaining popularity with the Go-Ahead Group More...

$100 laptop marches on the developing world

Education project plans to start shipping first low-cost notebooks in 2007 More...

Zune attempts to unseat the iPod

Microsoft tries to take a bite out of Apple's music profits More...

2005 Review of the Year: The rise of the iPod

Reversal of fortune for Apple More...

vnunet.com analysis: Apple poised to ignite mobile video

But lack of backing from content owners could still hold back offering More...

Do e-books spell the end for paper?

The first e-book devices are due to appear in the UK by early next spring, but it's open to debate whether they can match the sensual experience involved in reading a real book. More...

WH Smith ignites software revolution

WH Smith is enabling its customers to choose applications they can burn onto their own customised software CDs. Such a move reflects the increasing sophistication of IT consumers, but industry watchers have mixed views as to whether this is the start of something big or whether it will simply fizzle out as users increasingly move online to make their purchases. More...