Hypercube stacked DRAM specification is finalised
Aims to bring down the DRAM wall
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Globalfoundries shows working 20nm TSV silicon
Should whet AMD's appetite
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Amazon will autorip and backdate vinyl purchases
Taking it back to old school
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Twitter unwraps updated developer tools
Updated cards will extend the power of the tweet
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Tesco snags BBC content for Clubcard TV streaming service
Will stream BBC shows for free
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The mobile phone turns 40 years old
Will be out celebrating tonight
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LG unveils the Pocket Photo mobile printer
Claims to be smallest and lightest of its kind
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Acer Aspire S7 review
The thinnest laptop we've ever used
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Sony Xperia SP heading to O2 and Three
Arriving later this month
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Samsung announces two Android 4.1 Jelly Bean smartphones
Unveils Galaxy Star and Pocket Neo
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Sony delays the Xperia Tablet Z until late May
Blames human error
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Google's next Nexus 7 tablet will shun Nvidia in favour of Qualcomm
Tipped for a July release
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Samsung and Mozilla to develop next Android web browser engine
Will take advantage of multi-core processors
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Microsoft's Xbox 720 controller is a closed box
Technically, a striped controller
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Chinese search engine Baidu has a Google Glass contender in works
Baidu Eye is in the prototype stage
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Chinese search engine Baidu has a Google Glass contender in the works
Baidu Eye is in the prototype stage
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Intel releases OpenCL SDK for upcoming Haswell chips
Can't resist the power of the GPU any longer
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Zynga launches real money virtual casino and poker in the UK
Real money gambling
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Android 4.x Jelly Bean is on 25 percent of Android devices
Google now counts just active users
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Yahoo Mail integrates Dropbox
Enables users to send large attachments
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Skyrim and Final Fantasy make it into Classic FM’s Hall of Fame
First time for video games
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Mozilla releases Firefox 20 with per window private browsing
Touts new download manager
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