Intel is sampling Avoton Atom chips ahead of IDF Beijing
Ratching up the fabs ahead of ARM
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Pirate Party evangelist Rick Falkvinge vows that the copyright cartels won’t grind him down
Pirate Party spokesman discusses parties, pirates and politics
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EU will approve Liberty Global's £14bn buyout of Virgin Media
Approval to be announced on 15 April
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Anonymous attacks websites in Israel
Little damage was done
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O2 customers to get free WiFi on the London Underground
Three customers are left in the dark
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Facebook users in the UK can hand over cash to message celebrities
Pay to plague system is designed to filter out spam
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HP announces low-power Moonshot system based on an Intel Atom chip
Looks to remain the leader in servers
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Microsoft dumps Mediaroom to focus TV work on Xbox
Firm sells its IPTV business to Ericsson
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Samsung might announce a 6.3in Android smartphone in June
For people with very large hands
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Microsoft might announce the Xbox 720 in May
Firm is staying quiet for now
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HTC One delay sees firm post lowest quarterly profit on record
Profits slump 98 percent in 12 months
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Android Gamestick console is delayed until June
Victim of its own success
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Samsung announces the 4.7in Galaxy Win with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean
Nothing to get excited about
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Bioshock Infinite sticks to top of UK games chart
Two weeks in a row as top title
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DRM-free Torment is the most richly backed game on Kickstarter
Fundraising campaign approaches $4.5m
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Google might buy Whatsapp for $1bn
One way to dominate messaging
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Microsoft drops support for Office for Mac 2008
Company pushes users to buy Office 365
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