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You can always count on iRiver to bring a suitcase full of slightly leftfield gadgetry to CES, and it hasn’t disappointed this year. Alongside a promi

Beneath the headline news that iTunes will be free of DRM by Spring was the welcome footnote that it’ll also be getting new pricing, and we’ve found o

Dell’s not usually the first name that conjures up thoughts of sharp design to get your buddies and tiresome clients in a tizzy. But having already gi

BBC iPlayer downloads are finally making their way to Macs, almost a year after the service officially launched. The new software, dubbed BBC iPlayer

Gamers the world over have been holding out for a proper PSP2 or PSP phone for well over a year now. And while the launch of a true successor is still

After palling up with Google to become fully paid up members of the Open Handset Alliance yesterday, Sony Ericsson has just said it’s preparing to unl

Despite Steve Jobs professing his undying love of DRM–free music, the big record labels have been holding out on playing their wares minus copy

The tiresome quest to takeover Yahoo has dominated the sections of the paper you throw away every Sunday. But now the search engine is looking to inje

With the BBC having sewn up web on–demand TV with their peerless iPlayer service, it was always going to be tough for pay TV types Sky to weigh

The current craze for releasing netbooks in all sorts of shapes and sizes shows no signs of slowing down – and news has just reached us that Acer is a