Death by phone
Everyone has a cellphone so why is the industry telling us we don’t need one?
Looking at the Internet under water
The Web is a dynamic organism that can’t be killed. But it might literally be flooded.
Blue is here to stay . . . that’s not pulp fiction
Blue laser technology has made it in the market. It is readily available and prices are coming down
The home network will be alive
The everything, everywhere home network will be as close as your lab
The other side of Vista
Through the OS’s content protection, Microsoft seems to want control audio and video distribution
Something’s gotta give in the digital home
The solution was to install the simple plug and play home network like everyone else
Thoughts on the Internet cloud
From its innocent beginning in the early
Deep blue, sea of change
More insights into optical storage and blue laser technology
Digital rights management and conditional access
Control has become more important than the content
Cracking the code at E3
Our correspondent attempts to find meaning at the gaming show
CES is gone with the wind
CES has come and gone. The noise and flurry of releases centred on the Blu-Ray/HD-DVD battle
CE hits the mainstream in 2006
Time for a quick look at what the year is going to hold for the consumer electronics market
A little security goes a long way
What really happened behind the huge Sony malware fiasco
Digital broadcast over the Net
Service providers must get their act together to ensure this lucrative market hits the mainstream