Keep your notebook or netbook's power pack in tune We all own more battery powered products than ever before, and in most cases those batteries are rechargeable. Laptops, music players, phones -...

Sorry, 'the future of personal urban mobility' 'Leccy Tech General Motors may be knock-knock-knocking on heaven's door, but it clearly still has the time and money to fanny about with left-field...

Woman stayed up all night with Niko Bellic A man has been sentenced to life in prison after killing his partner, who’d become hooked on Grand Theft Auto.…

Future TV sets to recognise, replace cussing LG has launched a website where customers can submit their weird and wacky ideas for futuristic TV features, such as a telly that replaces swear words...

Never worry about losing the remote again A 3D TV with incorporated gesture-based controls is set to be unveiled in Germany next month.…

Linux gadget gets operator output Vodafone looks set to become UK first operator to release Nokia’s N900 smartphone-cum-tablet.…

'Gulftown' roadmapped Intel's 32nm six-core 'Gulftown' desktop processor, once considered the first of a Core i9 series, will ship as a Core i7 Extreme Edition part, leaked presentation slides show.…

Nokia vs Apple - fight, fight, fight Kit of the Year Our choices will be controversial, but for every Register Hardware reader irritated by Apple's command-and-control approach, dozens of phone users don't care so long as their handset delivers a...

Ultra thin and frameless too, apparently Review LG’s 42SL9000 is billed as a ‘frameless’ set, and indeed the pictures on the website seem to give the impression of the picture spilling out of the frame, in an immersive manner that’s somewhat...

Not at all blingy, thank goodness If you're looking for an external hard drive that offers something more than the usual half-a-terabyte of storage in a grey plastic case, Germany's Brinell believes it has what you're after.…