Quickflix comes to iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch  Movie and TV streaming service Quickflix is now available for iOS devices, including modern versions of the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch.  read more....

Preview: Resistance: Burning Skies  Finally, the Vita is about to get a first-person shooter to really test out the hardware.  read more....

UFB rollout: When will I get fibre? Do I have it already?  Wondering when you're going to be getting ultra-fast broadband in your home?  read more....

How to: Monitor Facebook status updates while you use Chrome  Are you a Facebook junkie? If so, you probably find yourself hopping back and forth between a Facebook tab and whatever else you happen to be doing in your browser. That's not terribly productive. But it's fixable...  read more....

iPhone 5 rumours for the week ending May 18  Perhaps the next iPhone won't be called iPhone 5 but the Zombie iPhone, in honour of the new spate of rumours that the late Steve Jobs is still with us in a sense, as the chief designer of the upcoming handset.  read more....

China approves Google acquisition of Motorola Mobility  Chinese regulatory authorities have approved Google's acquisition of Motorola Mobility, paving the way for the deal to close within the week, company officials confirmed Saturday.  read more....

Sorkin reveals plans for Steve Jobs movie  The screenwriter set to turn Walter Isaacson's Steve Jobs biography into a movie for Sony Pictures says the film won't be a straightforward biography, and that Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has been hired to work as a "tutor" for the film.  read more....

AMD's Trinity Processor vs. Intel's Ivy Bridge  AMD's next-generation A-Series processors, code-named Trinity, are the chip manufacturer's answer to Intel's new Ivy Bridge processors now appearing in the new Ultrabook laptops.  read more....

Paging Mr. Phelps: This SSD will self-destruct....  SSD maker RunCore's InVincible SSD can wipe your data using one of two methods: overwriting the entire disk with meaningless code or frying it with voltage.  read more....

J*******k: Dirty word disappears from Apple iTunes store  Apple historically has fought iPhone jailbreaking by warning customers that their device warranties will be voided if they muck around with the innards of their Apple products. Now Apple appears to be taking its disapproval of jailbreaking one step further by censoring at least some references to "jailbreak" in its US iTunes store.  read more....

Review: AMD Radeon HD 7770  For gamers on a budget, the HD 7770 is a step up from AMD's bottom-rung HD 7750 card.  read more....

Review: AMD Radeon HD 7750  Aimed towards HTPC (Home Theatre PC) users, the HD 7750 represents the bottom end of AMD's Southern Islands family of graphics cards.  read more....

Review: Canon LV-8235 UST  Canon's LV-8235 UST gives you all the advantages of a big-screen projector without the annoyance of a large, noisy box parked in the dead centre of your lounge, classroom or boardroom.  read more....

Review: AMD Radeon HD 7950  Sitting second from the top in AMD's current range of enthusiast graphics cards, the HD 7950 provides great performance-for-price.  read more....

Review: Nokia Lumia 800  Nokia's flaship Windows Phone 7 device, the Lumia 800 is a gorgeous mix of polycarbonate and Gorilla Glass wrapped around a high-spec interior.  read more....

Review: Epson Stylus NX430  A slow but compact printer/scanner combo, with high print quality suitable for photo enthusiasts.  read more....

Review: HP Photosmart 5510  This inkjet is speedy and sports some nifty features, though it's hard to justify the additional cost over the HP Deskjet 3070A.  read more....

Review: HP Deskjet 3070A  A good entry-level printer/scanner combo, not ideal for photo printing.  read more....

Review: Canon MG2160  This simple, entry-level inkjet is a possible low-cost option for infrequent printing, but not advisable for photos or large print jobs.  read more....

Review: Brother MFC-J430W  A brilliant home printer/scanner/fax, with the only downsides its size and 9kg weight.  read more....

Review: mbeat USB Hub Manager  A seven-port USB hub, with four USB 3.0 ports, three USB 2.0 ports, and individual power switches for each. Simple as that, and useful to boot.  read more....

Google search will incorporate 'knowledge graph' into main search results  Google will begin in the next few days to incorporate the 'knowledge graph' it has been building for two years into its search results.  read more....

AMD Trinity APUs to compete with Intel Ivy Bridge processors  AMD touts a 'ground-up' improvement with the 'Trinity' A-Series APUs, compared to the previous generation with double the performance per watt. Eyeing up the Ultrabook market, the firm quotes up to 12 hours of battery life for notebooks by way of the power-optimised 'Piledriver' CPU core.  read more....

Android, Samsung top smartphone sales, topping Apple's iPhone  Android smartphones made up 56% of the global smartphones sold to end users in the first quarter of 2012, giving them a far higher share than the 22.9% held by Apple's runner-up iPhone, Gartner said Wednesday.  read more....

Microsoft tunes up Windows 8 multi-screen  When Microsoft launches Windows 8 Release Preview next month the operating system will have improved navigation features for users who like more than one monitor to display all their applications.  read more....

Seven hours with Diablo III  At first, there was frustration, but then there's a lot of new things to discover in Diablo III  read more....

How to quit Facebook without losing the best Facebook features  Almost everyone uses Facebook, but almost everyone agrees that the social network has quite a few problems. Chances are, most Facebook users have encountered some feature or flaw - from overarching privacy concerns to assorted interface annoyances - that made them reconsider their membership in the social network.  read more....

Android users targeted by premium-rate SMS malware  In a clear warning to mobile users in developed markets, Russian cybercriminals have started distributing a wave of premium rate malware from rogue marketplaces, including one example disguised as an Android Flash Player.  read more....

Foxconn denies 'working on Apple television' claims  Days after a report emerged from China, claiming that Foxconn boss Terry Gou had confirmed that Apple is working with Sharp to create an Apple television set, the company has denied the rumour.  read more....

Preview: Path of Exile  New Zealand developers Grinding Gear Games have been working on Path of Exile for a few years now. For those fond of Diablo II, and not quite ready to make the commitment to Diablo III, it represents a kind of mid-way path.  read more....