GQ.com has teamed up with Nokia to give readers the chance to win one of the Finnish mobile manufacturer's latest devices - the N78.

Pioneer has succeeded in developing a 16-layer read-only optical disc with a capacity of 400 gigabytes for the first time in the world.

A US judge has ordered Google to give Viacom user data used YouTube in a decision condemned by the Google and privacy advocates.

SVP have a bag sale now on until Thu 10th July, which includes Targus laptop carry cases and backpacks reduced from £15.99 and £13.99 to a very tasty £6.99.

No-return DVD rentals that essentially self-destruct within 48 hours after they are removed from their packaging are now rolling out at airports, travel centers and every Staples store across the States.

Amber Magic are giving away free silver jewellery polishing cloths to anyone in the UK who wants one.

LCD TVs, praised as being greener than old-style tellies because they consume much less power, may actually be speeding climate change, a chemical expert has warned.

The Register are offering a 40 per cent discount on the RRP of ten beginner programmer titles covering a range of languages that you might want to explore.

You can get some totally free tickets to the o2 wireless festival in Hyde Park London this coming Saturday.

DVD guru Flash has been true to his word and produced yet another quality in-depth review for us. This time it's for TMPGEnc's latest offering of their multi-format video encoding software.

A new DVD logo released by the DVD Forum has added to the speculation surrounding Toshiba’s HD-enabled DVD player that is expected to become available later this year.

Win 4 tickets to exclusive preview screenings of the must anticipted new release from Pixar, in locations around Britain.

Apple and AT&T have both confirmed that US customers who cannot, or simply do not want to sign into a two-year contract, will be allowed to purchase the new iPhone 3G, for $599 and $699 for the 8GB and 16GB models respectively.

International retail prices of blank 4-6x DVD+R/-R DL discs have dropped by about 50% during the first half of 2008 to around US$1, spurring a fast growth in global demand.

MCE has unveiled its Blu-ray recordable drive, capable of 6X Blu-ray write-speeds and 16x DVD±R speeds.

Amazon are offering a Samsung ML-2010R mono laser printer for a very tempting £39.99.

While it's never been given an official, bells-and-whistles announcement by the company, they've made it clear enough in the past that Nintendo will some day release a Wii that's capable of playing DVDs.

We have a 10% off online discount code for Orange Accessories, including refurbished mobiles.

BT, the UK's largest broadband provider, has begun threatening subscribers with disconnection from the internet if it is told they are sharing copyright music over peer-to-peer networks.

The BBC has unveiled a new version of its successful online television service, the iPlayer, with the goal of “reinventing” the way media are accessed.