Games industry: Arrested development
The UK video games industry is facing a squeeze as it battles to combat subsidised competition from abroad
Pandemics: Google takes on real viruses
Search giant to fund research aimed at detecting and preventing virulent new diseases
MySpace has high hopes for MyAds
New cost-per-click advertising system available to all MySpace users goes live today
Auction house eBay axes 1,000 jobs
But company shocks Wall Street by announcing it is spending $1.3bn on acquisitions
Credit crunch hits tech sector
Silicon Valley is starting to wake up to the reality of the global economic downturn
Best Buy makes $121m bid for Napster
American electronics specialist Best Buy has come to the rescue of digital music service Napster, offering to buy the beleaguered subscription store in a $121m deal.
Xbox 360 has sold out in Japan
Unlikely as it sounds, the Xbox 360 has been outselling the PlayStation 3 (but not the Wii) in Japan
TG Daily graphs those console sales numbers
It's a case of watching the Nintendo Wii take over....
Intel targets hot graphics with forthcoming Larrabee chip
"Many-core" x86 graphics processors are on the way
Sony has lost more than $3 billion on the PS3, so far
And with Microsoft also losing money, the future looks good for Nintendo....
Uefa launches offensive as YouTube piracy soars
UEFA, European football's governing body, has attacked file-sharing websites YouTube and Flickr for failing to prevent fans from uploading footage of games
When will BT start its next ad-serving trial with Phorm?
"Very soon", according to a BT spokesman, although he declined to say precisely how soon. Charles Arthur reports
Apple hopes to entice customers with cheaper, smaller iPhone
Apple is preparing to slash the price of its iPhone handset in an attempt to convince millions more customers to get on board. By Bobbie Johnson and Richard Wray
High-tech wizard stakes his chips on a golf match
Sir Terry Matthews, who made his fortune in electronics, is the only Welsh billionaire