It is the beginning of the end for the CD. One of Britain's oldest hi-fi firms today announced it is to stop making compact disc players because of a lack of demand.
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One in six Londoners has been targeted in a multi-million-pound scam that involves fake job offers being emailed from seemingly legitimate companies
The bodice-ripping Mills & Boon novel has made the leap into cyber romance
With their modesty covered by only a cable, 24 London internet entrepreneurs have bared all for a charity calendar
Playing Nintendo's Wii console is as effective as “moderately intense” exercise, scientists said today.
Explorer David de Rothschild spoke for the first time today about his mission to sail from San Francisco to Sydney in a catamaran made from plastic bottles
Apple's App Store, for its iPhone and iPod Touch, is a simple idea - small bits of software you can download to your phone to add a game or some other application to it
Computer game Call of Duty sold 4.7million copies on its opening day, making it the biggest entertainment launch in history
Sainsbury's has been forced to apologise to customers after advertising a violent war game over its in-store Tannoy on Armistice Day
It may sound like something from a Harry Potter book, but London researchers were today given the go-ahead for a £4.9million project to create a real invisibility cloak
It is the ultimate computer for the silver surfer.
Review: It is the phone that experts say could finally topple Apple's iPhone as the most desirable mobile
Sky launches the first commercial TV service for Apple's iPhone, allowing subscribers channels live on their handset for the first time
A new ‘eBay for artists’ will let members of the public compete for contracts to photograph Naomi Campbell, design ski goggles for the 2010 Winter Games and remix a Boy George track
Home cinema replaces the swimming pool and gym as the must-have room in the modern home
All you need is a big screen, the right seats, a projector if you can run to one, and you too can have the authentic home-cinema experience
Google has launched a site revealing just what it knows about you.
Survey reveals that Londoners regularly take more than £3,000 of technology on their daily journeys
Thousands of motorists were left unable to pay the congestion charge after a computer glitch.


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