Review Curvy, slim and sexy For years, laptops have relied on desktop computer technology hand-me-downs, so it’s only fair that Dell’s Studio Hybrid is a desktop that makes use of laptop parts. Continued

Review Operating System 1, Hardware 0 Apart those with either a technical or professional interest, it’s open to question how many mobile phone purchasers weigh up the matter of a device’s operating system before handing over their cash. Continued

Cartel burned Dell, Apple, Motorola Three Asian electronics manufactures on Wednesday agreed to pay a combined $585m after admitting they conspired to drive up the prices of liquid crystal display monitors that were bought by Dell, Apple, Motorola, and others. Continued

Ask not for whom the bellwether tolls A month ago Intel CEO Paul Otellini didn’t know “what impact the financial crisis will have on end customer demand”. He does now and it’s not good. Intel has cut fourth quarter revenue guidance by ten per cent, citing weakening global demand and PC supply chain inventory reduction. Continued

Jesus Phone fans, rejoice Apple’s iPhone 3G was the US’ most popular consumer handset in Q3, helping the company become the world’s number two smartphone supplier in the same quarter. Oh, and business users reckon the iPhone more reliable that BlackBerries and Palms. Continued

MacBook… or netbook? Apple should pull out the stops and release a 3G-enabled laptop for network operators panting to get their mitts on a MacBook with built in mobile broadband connectivity. Continued

Review A great-looking printer that’s quick and quiet Laser printers aren t the most photogenic of kit and you d usually want to relegate one to an office or workroom. Samsung has given its latest offering a makeover, though. Continued

Exclusive ‘I do solemnly swear not to sell my $2000 handset…’ Once you ve grown tired of your mobile phone then it s your prerogative to flog it on eBay, right? Not if you buy Motorola s upcoming Aura phone, because the firm s penned a contract to prevent secondhand sales. Continued

Why won’t anyone listen to me? Google’s mobile application for the iPhone, which allows punters to talk to the search giant, didn t appear on the Application Store on Friday as even the world’s most successful internet company has to wait on the whim of Apple. Continued

An 800MHz CPU on board Asus has unveiled its latest smartphone, which, it claimed, is the fastest business PDA phone in the world . Continued

Review Beautiful big screen Has the discussion about what might be the iPhone killer become irrelevant yet? Yes, the iPhone is a great multimedia device, but it’s easily beaten in other, now traditional, phone feature categories. Continued

The problem of anti-trustness When thinking about the Google Yahoo deal and why we felt it was out and out anti-trust, we were reminded of an old joke. When it was told to us years ago it was about an accountant, but the punchline was the same. Continued

Balancing act Details of the Nokia E63 were first leaked almost a month ago, but the Finnish phone giant has now confirmed that the handset is real and coming soon. Continued

Cartel burned Dell, Apple, Motorola Three Asian electronics manufactures on Wednesday agreed to pay a combined $585m after admitting they conspired to drive up the prices of liquid crystal display monitors that were bought by Dell, Apple, Motorola, and others. Continued

Jesus Phone fans, rejoice Apple’s iPhone 3G was the US’ most popular consumer handset in Q3, helping the company become the world’s number two smartphone supplier in the same quarter. Oh, and business users reckon the iPhone more reliable that BlackBerries and Palms. Continued

First Look Trying out this season’s hottest talker We ve been writing about the BlackBerry Storm for months, but this morning we boarded a Vodafone tour bus to get up close and personal with the most talked about phone since the T-Mobile G1. Continued

Updated Newspaper conjures data endorsement for mobile operators The civil rights group Liberty has rubbished a newspaper report that it has been approached by several UK mobile operators in an attempt to win its public support for their data protection policies. If such an approach had been made it would have been rejected on principle, Liberty told The Register. Continued

Review Beautiful big screen Has the discussion about what might be the iPhone killer become irrelevant yet? Yes, the iPhone is a great multimedia device, but it’s easily beaten in other, now traditional, phone feature categories. Continued

Steve, don’t do it! Microsoft is prepping developers for the latest version of Internet Explorer on Windows Mobile, while trying to lock America’s biggest wireless carrier into an internet search deal. Continued

Begs for mercy under Chapter 11 Beleaguered US consumer electronics retail giant Circuit City today filed for bankruptcy protection. Continued

Review A great-looking printer that’s quick and quiet Laser printers aren t the most photogenic of kit and you d usually want to relegate one to an office or workroom. Samsung has given its latest offering a makeover, though. Continued

The problem of anti-trustness When thinking about the Google Yahoo deal and why we felt it was out and out anti-trust, we were reminded of an old joke. When it was told to us years ago it was about an accountant, but the punchline was the same. Continued

Big Blue phones lawyers Mark Papermaster, one of the top Power chip gurus at IBM and its current vice president in charge of its blade server development unit, wants to take a job at Apple as a technology adviser to Steve Jobs, the company’s chief executive officer. Continued

Balancing act Details of the Nokia E63 were first leaked almost a month ago, but the Finnish phone giant has now confirmed that the handset is real and coming soon. Continued

Jesus Phone fans, rejoice Apple’s iPhone 3G was the US’ most popular consumer handset in Q3, helping the company become the world’s number two smartphone supplier in the same quarter. Oh, and business users reckon the iPhone more reliable that BlackBerries and Palms. Continued

Steve, don’t do it! Microsoft is prepping developers for the latest version of Internet Explorer on Windows Mobile, while trying to lock America’s biggest wireless carrier into an internet search deal. Continued

Finnish phone maker wants you… and your mobile Nokia has launched a project to study ways to create a more detailed real-time picture of road traffic conditions. And it wants you to take part. Continued

Jesus Phone fans, rejoice Apple’s iPhone 3G was the US’ most popular consumer handset in Q3, helping the company become the world’s number two smartphone supplier in the same quarter. Oh, and business users reckon the iPhone more reliable that BlackBerries and Palms. Continued

Lays off staff and platforms Sanjay Jha, co-CEO at Motorola, is planning another round of layoffs in the mobile division as the group struggles to reduce the range of supported platforms from the existing 15 to something a little more manageable. Continued

The latest in a long line Sony Ericsson may have inked plans to cull 20 per cent of its handset range, but that hasn t stopped the firm from punting yet another Walkman slider: the W705. Continued

Bluetooth music from your phone Stereo systems are fine if you re a sound-quality perfectionist. But if ease of use, connectivity and style are your primary concerns then Sony Ericsson s latest wireless speaker will catch your eye. Continued