Adrian Kingsley-Hughes

Google’s entry into the browser market was unusual to say the least. On Monday, while many in the U.S. were enjoying a well-deserved day off,

Over the last few weeks we’ve had reports of brand new iPhone 3G handsets developing minor cracks, of 3G handsets offering poor 3G reception

For me, reading reviews is an important part of almost any purchasing decision I make. OK, I don’t usually trawl the Web for reviews of, say, a

Canonical, the company behind the Linux distro Ubuntu, has collaborated with software distributor ValuSoft to sell a boxed version of Ubuntu 8.04 into

So, Microsoft executives have come to the point where they are sick and tired of that “pretty noisy competitor out there” (Apple, in case

Apple’s update to the Mac OS X line might still be a year or so away, but information on this latest incarnation, called Snow Leopard, has started

Mozilla made a bit of a splash last week by releasing the long awaited Firefox 3.0 browser. Last Tuesday some 8 million copies of the new browser were

With Apple aggressively pushing Safari to Windows users who are running iTunes, and Mozilla and Opera releasing new versions of their popular browsers, it

As I listened to, and then later watched, Steve Jobs’ keynote speech at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference 2008, I must have been caught

Whenever I make a comment to a Windows fanboy (yep, they do exist) about the lack of information flowing out of Redmond about the next version of Windows

Is it just me or is Apple’s latest installment of Mac OS X causing users to suffer from quite severe bouts of Vistaitis? Before I go on, let’s

It seems that Macs and iPods are selling very well, far better than any variety of hot cake that I’ve come across. How’s Apple managing to