New Kodak cameras

Three new digital cameras are heading out of the Kodak stable to join their EasyShare brethren. The EasyShare range utilises a docking station, allowing one-touch transferral of your images from camera to PC. The models are as follows. ...more

The year in search 2005 [part 2]

[Read Part 1 here] Although it has caused fewer waves this year than Google, Yahoo! has single mindedly pursued its own vision of the future of a search-based portal. While Google and, to a lesser extent, Microsoft have developed technology-based solutions by building on their strengths in search and user applications, Yahoo! has developed its vision of a community-based web where people discover and share information among themselves. The roots of the Yahoo! strategy actually goes back many years when the company developed away from its search roots towards becoming a 'portal'. ...more

IDF Fall 2003: Home entertainment includes new Intel processor for gamers

'Home is where the business opportunity is' was the gist of a keynote given by Louis Burns, general manager of Intel's Desktop Platforms Group, entitled 'The Digital Home, Vision and Direction. Citing the billions of dollars spent on home improvements and consumer electronics, he said Intel would increasingly target the home networking market. The newest instance of this was the headline-grabbing announcement of a new Pentium 4 processor that is aimed specifically at gamers. ...more

Napster and record industry go another round

MP3-swapping software firm Napster was in court again on Monday, and this hearing didn't progress the argument much. Both Napster and the record industry set out their cases again to three federal judges, who are expected to make a decision in around a month. Whichever way the verdict goes, the loser is likely to appeal to the US Supreme Court. ...more

As free as a wireless PC device

Devices without the clutter of cables, that's what's on offer with Intel's family of wireless PC peripherals. Stand up and walk away, you can still be connected to your PC - and you won't trip over any cables. Called the Intel Wireless Series, it includes the Wireless Series Gamepad, the Wireless Series Mouse and the Wireless Series Keyboard (all pictured). ...more