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Microsoft has announced that it will be switching off the MSN Music license servers at the end of this summer, leaving millions of users with a potential headache and potentially unplayable MP3s.

'A bag tagged is a bag never lost', or is it?

Price cut leads to in-store shortages

Could care-home robots help look after an ageing population?

Kodak has added three new digital photo frames to its portfolio, two of which boast a unique touch-control system, and all of which Kodak claims are able to display photos in "HD format".

Google has announced its first quarter results with a 31 per cent year-on-year increase in profts from $1 billion in 2007 to $1.3 billion in the first three months of 2008.

Dell making headway against HP, Apple shines too

Search bots learn new tricks to seek out new pages

Seagate CEO Bill Watkins has made good on his threat to sue solid-state drive (SSD) manufacturers if he ever felt they threatened the Seagate-dominated HDD industry.

The latest rumour concerning BlackBerry's forthcoming 9000 3G smartphone is that it will feature a front-mounted camera, allowing it to be used for video calls

Hackers find D3X references buried in firmware update code

Nokia has announced the introduction of the 6212 Classic mobile handset featuring integrated Near Field Communication (NFC) technology.

UPDATE: Ofcom responds to calls for an internet Bill of Rights

After 48 hours of angry emails, comments and protests, Microsoft has reinstalled its Live Maps service for UK internet users.

New UMPC is first Intel Atom-powered device to run Windows Vista

Exclusive An enterprising young designer from the Netherlands has invented what has to be the ultimate in home illumination - light emitting wallpaper

Rumours abound that Samsung is working on the development of a full-frame CMOS sensor that would enable the Korean electronics giant to launch a 'professional standard' DSLR camera

Ever pulled off a congested ring road to take a detour down some 'side streets' only to discover barely a quarter of a mile down the road that everyone else has done exactly the same thing?

IBM researchers are working on a new hi-tech form of memory they believe could eventually replace hard drives and flash-based memory altogether.

Exclusive TechRadar interviews CEO of Phorm

The UK's leading think tank on internet policy has said that online ad system Phorm is illegal and has called for further investigation into its practices

Exclusive Claims Phorm is much more secure than people think

Contrary to popular opinion the internet isn't about to be replaced

Nikon has added three new models to its Coolpix digital camera range with the addition of two new compacts and a new bridge model

Case expected to be dismissed 'within weeks'