A bizarre act of Internet fakery has been uncovered as the French Foreign Ministry has discovered that there is a site apeing its own. Agencé France Presse reported that the ministry was up in arms, or shoulder deep in shrugs, about the website, which is almost a mirror image of its own.

Apple chief executive Steve Jobs was made aware of possible problems with the antenna on the new iPhone 4 before its launch, according to reports.

Motorola's Droid X handset has launched in the US, and the early response could be discouraging for users hoping to hack the devices. Multiple user and researcher reports suggest that the handset contains security components which could prevent users from performing certain modifications.

Electric car owners in the States could see kerbside charging stations coming their way soon. US company GE has employed designer Yves Behar to come up with the WattStation, a stand-along charger that will give your electric motor a full juice in four to eight hours.

It's smaller, shinier, and back in black: Microsoft's new Xbox 360 took many by surprise at last month's E3, though some of us had speculated for months that a 'slim' model was in the works.

It seems that some US media outlets are still getting to grips with the finer points of football, declaring that it was the Orange-clad, yellow-carded Dutch who won on Sunday night.

A lawsuit against Apple and AT&T over their exclusivity contract has been granted class action status, meaning it now includes anyone who bought an iPhone between June 29, 2007, and present day and signed up for AT&T service.

The YouTube parody of an iPhone-craving customer is a certifiable hit at more than 4 million views and counting. It's pretty obvious why.

It has been established for some time that the folks at Facebook are not overly fond of nipples. Or, at least, of their public display. Or, at least, of their public display on Facebook.

The arms race for the world's fastest car intensified this week, as Bugatti launched a Super Sports version of its iconic Veyron hypercar designed to topple the Shelby SuperCars Ultimate Aero.