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Research@Intel: Wireless Resonant Energy Link demo

Wireless charging standards war could be over 'as soon as 2015'

Standards wars are par for the course in the technology industry: CDMA v GSM, Blu-Ray v HD DVD, VCR v Betamax. When it comes to wireless power, there are three players in the field – but according to one, the war should be over far sooner than most people expect.

Iain Thomson, 13 Mar 02:04

Blade Runner screenshot

We've found a file spying backdoor in Samsung phones – Replicant devs

The developers of Replicant, a pure free-software version of Android, claim to have discovered a security flaw in certain Samsung Galaxy phones and tablets – one so serious that it could potentially grant an attacker remote access to the device's file system.

Neil McAllister, 13 Mar 00:58

Ubuntu smartphones

Dying for an Ubuntu Linux phone? Here's how much it'll cost you

Canonical supremo Mark Shuttleworth spills beans on mobe price tags

Neil McAllister, 12 Mar 23:14

The original Tetris of 1984

Who DOESN'T want to play world's tallest game of Tetris – all 437ft of it

How to sign up for Nintendo classic on a city high-rise

Shaun Nichols, 12 Mar 20:44

india

Apple India to put mini-shops in suburbs to flog entry-level kit

Disties to drive network of small stores – local report

Phil Muncaster, 12 Mar 11:27

Windows Phone beats BLACKBERRY in mobe OS popularity stakes

Apple and Samsung still waaaay ahead, though

27

Simon Rockman, 12 Mar 11:04

You thought it was dead – but Flappy Bird may return: Millions prepare to poke own eyes out

Dev considers resurrection of original with 'get a life' warning

14

Simon Sharwood, 12 Mar 07:28

Finally! Some actual, novel tech: Apple patent to revive geriatric gear

Transistors getting creaky? Power supply powering down? Here's help

33

Rik Myslewski, 11 Mar 21:08

Q. Can your Linux PC run Crysis? OK, it can. But will it run natively? A. Soon, very soon

Crytek touts CryENGINE for penguin-powered machines

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Jack Clark, 11 Mar 20:07

My work-from-home setup's better than the office. It's GLORIOUS

Storagebod And I pay less for top-notch gear than my employers. Good, innit?

102

StorageBod, 11 Mar 16:56

Blurred lines: Android e-ink mobe claims TWO-WEEK battery life

Onyxphone is great... but don't scroll too fast

37

Simon Rockman, 11 Mar 11:04

COLUMNISTS

Nintendo Animal Crossing

Wii got it WRONG: How do you solve a problem like Nintendo?

Game Theory If all you have is fitness kit, it ain’t over until the fat lady slims

152

Mike Plant, 17 Feb 10:01

Alistair Dabbs' office

STRIPPED DOWN and EXPOSED: Business kit from the good old days

Something for the Weekend, Sir? Tight-fit rubber and tape

81

Alistair Dabbs, 07 Feb 10:35

Apple advertises the first Mac

MAC TO THE FUTURE: 30 years of hindsight and smart-arsery

Something for the Weekend, Sir? 'It’s a sin,' say the Pet Shop Boys

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Alistair Dabbs, 31 Jan 11:03

REVIEWS

Elgato Thunderbolt Drive+

Vulture wraps claws around Elgato Thunderbolt Drive+ portable SSD

Review Speedy storage that burns a hole in your pocket

16

Motorola Moto X

X-rated Android antics: Motorola's Moto X puts boot in chunky brother

Review G biz! Does X mark the spot?

27

Alun Taylor, 04 Mar 13:24

Toshiba Encore Windows 8.1 tablet

Toshiba Encore: The Windows 8.1 tablet that might catch on

Review Don't be fooled by the fondleslab's feel...

67

Alun Taylor, 21 Feb 09:03

Apple Mac Pro: It's a death star, not a nappy bin, OK?

Review The quad-core desktop tube

147

Stephen Dean, 14 Feb 12:40

NEWS

Galaxy S5 launch parties to fizzle in Samsung's back yard

Korean courts ban top carriers from selling new mobes

Phil Muncaster, 11 Mar 07:32

Foxtel's new football-watching shirt THROBS after every tackle

'Alert Shirt' slurps realtime data to replicate the experience of being on the pitch

Simon Sharwood, 11 Mar 04:58

TSMC sole supplier of Apple's A8? NO WAY, says Samsung, US TOO

Chaebol quashes rumors it will stop fabbing 'iPhone 6' silicon

Neil McAllister, 10 Mar 19:11

TOP TEN...

Projector on a smartphone? There's a chip for that

Route all power to forward phasers!

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Richard Chirgwin, 11 Mar 05:32

Microsoft's battery-boosting Surface slab cover to ship soon

Now accepting preorders for Power Cover keyboard add-on

14

Neil McAllister, 11 Mar 02:27

Does Apple's iOS 7 make you physically SICK? Try swallowing version 7.1

Bug fixes plus Siri more conversant in the queen's English, chewy Aussie accent

66

Rik Myslewski, 10 Mar 18:43

FEATURES

Psion Organiser II

Bugger the jetpack, where's my 21st-century Psion?

Forgotten form factors #2: The handheld PC

135

Angry woman on mobile

Anti-snoop Blackphone hits shelves in June: NOW we'll see how much you value privacy

Will punters spend $629 ... when it's not 100% NSA-proof?

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John Leyden, 03 Mar 15:35

First 'production-ready' EUV scanner laser-fries its guts at TSMC. Intel seeks alternative tech

Analysis Finicky chip-etching tech of the future looking like it may always be just that

Rik Myslewski, 25 Feb 22:16

Sinclair Research Pandora

Loki, LC3 and Pandora: The great Sinclair might-have-beens

Archaeologic The ‘Super-Spectrum Entertainment Engine’ and more

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Tony Smith, 19 Feb 10:02

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Spotlight

Psion Organiser II

Bugger the jetpack, where's my 21st-century Psion?

Elgato Thunderbolt Drive+

Vulture wraps claws around Elgato Thunderbolt Drive+ portable SSD

Hot, fit, SWEATY users stroke Backbeats model, beg: DON'T CALL US

Motorola Moto X

X-rated Android antics: Motorola's Moto X puts boot in chunky brother