nVidia unwraps GeForce 4

With spring just around the corner, the time was right for the annual announcement of nVidia's latest graphics chip, this time around the rather predictably-titled GeForce 4. With almost every high-end feature of the card getting a once over from the nVidia technicians, existing features run faster and more efficiently resulting in what the company describes as improvements "at no extra cost". You can also add in a bunch of new technologies such as 'nView' multi-monitor and Desktop support, second-generation Lightspeed Architecture and a heat sink/fan combo that looks like Jaws. ...more

Sony launches new CD camera

The latest two models in the Sony Mavica range of digital still cameras will feature a CD-R/RW drive. The MVC-CD300 is a 3.3 megapixel camera while the MVC-CD200 boasts a of 2. ...more

Leopard expected to be key focus in Jobs' WWDC keynote

There is a less than three hours left before Steve Jobs takes to the stage to deliver his latest highly anticipated keynote. The Apple CEO is scheduled to speak to the company's annual developers' conference for an hour and a half, kicking off at 6pm BST. That much we know. ...more

We never said iTunes sales are crashing - Forrester

The debate raging on the Internet about whether Apple's iTunes sales are plummeting has taken a new twist with a blog posting by Forrester Research's Josh Bernoff, whose survey prompted the discussion. Several sites - notably Bloomberg - picked up on one element of the report that said that sales had fallen 65 per cent since their January 2006 peak, and as a result Apple's share price fell by three per cent. But this is not the full story, Bernoff insists. ...more

Chiltern Railways texts tickets

Chiltern Railways is poised to become the first UK train operator to send digital rail tickets to mobile phones. The mobile ticketing technology sends a bar code to the passenger's mobile phone via SMS. The bar code is then scanned at the ticket gates. ...more