A couple of weeks after images of the Amilo Mini netbook first appeared on YouTube, Fujitsu Siemens officially launched the device at the IFA electronics show in Berlin on Wednesday.

Pure has entered the internet radio market with a new product called Evoke Flow that combines internet radio, DAB radio and media streaming with an online radio portal.

LG Electronics is the latest major IT brand to join the mini laptop market, showing an Intel Atom-based netbook with built-in 3G wireless capabilities at IFA.

Philips has launched a compact home theatre at IFA which combines a DVD player, CD player, iPod dock with amplification, four speakers and a subwoofer.

Samsung has been slapped with a lawsuit alleging that it "rigs" its printers to tell users falsely that they need to replace their ink cartridge even if there is plenty of toner left.

Apple has made a pair of moves that appear designed to further improve the company's bid for sales outside of its traditional sectors - becoming involved in CCTV industry development on the one hand while also approving a US government-focused reseller partner.

Apple CEO Steve Jobs is working with AT&T and other carriers to deliver an Apple/carrier-approved way Mac users can use their iPhone 3G to get themselves online.

Audio giant Harmon Kardon showed us its range of new audio products aimed at Mac and iPod users at the IFA show in Berlin.

Steinberg has introduced key updates for many music-makers, Cubase 4.5 and Cubase Studio 4.5, available for free download to registered customers.

Hit UK band, Radiohead, who turned the music industry upside down with their trust-based approach to sales of their phenomenally-succesful 'In Rainbows' album have done it again.

Apple through its Regent Street retail store plans to support next month's Regent Street Festival 2008.

Demand for Intel's Atom processor is strong, with computer makers clamoring for more chips to plug into the small, portable laptops called netbooks, but the chips remain in short supply. The problem isn't that Intel can't make enough of the silicon chips - the company can, and it is - but availability remains stymied by a testing bottleneck that prevents the chip maker from meeting demand.

Apple has released its ProRes QuickTime Decoder software, making this available for both Mac and Windows systems.

Dell's fiscal second-quarter earnings fell 17 per cent year-on-year, even as revenue topped $16 billion, the company revealed last night.

Apple has released an update for Final Cut Express, its advanced amateur movie editing application.

More US consumers plan to buy a Mac in the next 90 days than any other brand, according to a ChangeWave Research survey of over 4,000 US Americans conducted earlier this month.

Google has confirmed it will launch a store where mobile users can find Android applications, a concept similar to the iPhone's App Store.

Apple has said it will patch the bug in the iPhone's password-protected locking feature next month in a software update.

Bare Bones Software on Thursday released BBEdit 9, a major update to the venerable text editor.

The European Court of Human Rights has refused UK hacker Gary McKinnon's appeal against demands for his extradition to the US.