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Handset hassles for TV on phones
Telecoms giant BT has commissioned its own hardware for use in UK trials of a TV-on-mobiles service.

Vibration engineers feel the rock
Engineers develop a vibration monitoring system to get an idea of how stadiums act under the stress of crowds.

Up to 40m credit cards 'hacked'
A computer hacker may have broken into more than 40 million credit card accounts, US customers are warned.

'Digital plaster' monitors health
A high-tech plaster could keep a constant check on your health, its makers have claimed.

Supercomputers step up the pace
A partially built supercomputer has kept its spot at the top of the list of most powerful machines on Earth.

BT agrees access deal with Ofcom
Telecoms giant BT Group agrees to offer rival operators equal access to its network following a review by regulator Ofcom.

Parents 'ignore game age ratings'
Parents pay little attention to warnings on games that say they are unsuitable for children, research shows.

Blog tool wins innovation prize
A location-aware blogging tool created by students has won a UK innovation award.

Microchip pioneer Jack Kilby dies
The inventor of the integrated circuit which revolutionised computing, Jack Kilby, has died.

Solar sail probe's fate unknown
The first solar sail spacecraft is due to launch, showing an elegant way to power interplanetary probes.

Boy hailed for air safety gadget
A 12-year-old boy is praised for inventing a gadget which could help prevent air crashes like the Concorde accident.

Paper's 'wikitorial' trial halted
The Los Angeles Times ends its novel "wiki" trial, giving readers the chance to edit its editorials, after "sabotage".

Photo-Me helped by digital kiosks
The growing popularity of digital photography helps photo-booth operator Photo-Me International enjoy a 56% rise in annual pre-tax profits.

File-sharing suffers major defeat
In a surprise ruling the US Supreme Court has declared file-sharing firms liable for the piracy on their networks.

Deafblind slate 'senseless' tech
Deafblind people are frustrated and stressed out trying to use everyday devices, a study finds.

World success for UK pro-gamers
UK pro-gaming team Four-Kings is racking up successes in tournaments around the world.

Star Wars creator launches HQ
Star Wars creator George Lucas opens a high-tech base for his film and video game empire.

Microsoft makes web feeds easier
Microsoft's next version of its browser will make it easier for people to keep automatically aware of website updates.

Tapping into China's gamers
UK game makers are urged to look to China where huge amounts of time and money are being spent on gaming.

Fusion centre decision 'imminent'
A long wrangle over the location of a 10bn-euro nuclear fusion reactor could be resolved on Tuesday, with the EU expected to get the nod over Japan.

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