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Gates backs computer museum
Bill Gates is giving millions to a museum in California which aims to record the history of the computing revolution.

Wanadoo ups broadband speeds
Wanadoo is the latest big net firm to start offering faster broadband access of 8Mbps as standard.

Brit frustrated in gaming clash
One of the UK's top gamers has proved he can beat the best in the world at a lucrative tournament.

Unions call for video iPod talks
Hollywood unions demand talks over the use of television shows on Apple's new video iPod.

Samsung-Apple talks collapse
Talks between Samsung and Apple over a possible joint investment to produce flash chips break down.

Easynet rises on BSkyB bid hopes
Shares in broadband internet firm Easynet rise on hopes that it will be bought by BSkyB.

Xbox 360 seeks to win over Japan
Microsoft is hoping to make it big in Japan with Saturday's launch of its new Xbox 360 games console.

Song sites face legal crackdown
People offering unlicensed music tabs and lyrics on the web should be jailed, a music industry body says.

Net 'luring Christmas shoppers'
High street stores face a tough Christmas with more shoppers turning to the internet, a report says.

'Nearly two thirds' watch digital
Digital television is watched in nearly two thirds of UK homes, broadcast watchdog Ofcom finds.

EA buys mobile minnow Jamdat
The games giant Electronic Arts is buying mobile gaming minnow Jamdat in a $680m deal.

Anti-piracy CD issues vex Sony
Sony's music arm is at the centre of a second row over its use of anti-piracy software on CDs.

Apple faces iPod patent dispute
Apple could be in for a bruising legal fight with rival Creative over the technology used in iPod music players.

US warns of fake net domain data
"Patently false" data has been used to register more than 5% of the net's most popular domains, US research shows.

Virgin Mobile rejects NTL offer
Virgin Mobile's board rejects NTL's £817m bid which was backed by major shareholder Sir Richard Branson.

South Korea fines Microsoft $32m
US software giant Microsoft is fined $32m following an antitrust ruling by South Korean regulators.

The Circuits Holiday Buying Guide
Our annual special issue devoted to electronic gifts for work, play and everything in between.

Duke Nukem sheds light on brain
Studies of sleep deprivation on the brain have shed light on how you could become a better gamer.

Firms slow to fix security flaws
Firms are leaving themselves open to computer attack by taking too long to fix security flaws, research shows.

Indians 'want hi-tech products'
Western technology companies are urged to rethink the types of products they sell to India.

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