Thousands of customers have reported suffering headaches and dizziness after playing the three-dimensional machine, which works by flashing separate images into each eye, creating the illusion of depth. But some are angry that they are only being offered partial refunds if they return the console to some retailers.

Canonical have unveiled the beta 1 of the latest incarnation of its Linux operating system - Ubuntu 11.04 (Natty Narwhal). Time to take it for a test spin.

Microsoft has once again stood up to Apple's epically ridiculous attempt to trademark the term "app store", filing another request that the US Patent and Trademark Office deny Apple's trademark application in full.

Global spam volumes dropped by a third following the takedown of the infamous Rustock botnet earlier this month, according to MessageLabs. Prior to the dismantling of its command and control servers on a takedown operation led by Microsoft, Rustock accounted for 13.82 billion spam emails daily, the majority of which advertised unlicensed pharmaceutical websites.

Spaceships powered primarily by water could open up the solar system to exploration, making flights to Mars and other far-flung locales far cheaper, a recent study has found.

Ahead of the mass rush on launch day, March 25th, Apple has finally confirmed what us Brits will be asked to pay to get the new iPad 2 – and it’s less than the original! We can also confirm that the iPad 2 will go on sale at 5pm on Friday.

A tutorial posted on Shantanugoel tech blog indicates how you can use your Microsoft Kinect sensor with a PS3. Oh the sweet irony. For PS3 fans out there that don't feel the Move is quite up to par or just wanted to see what the Kinect was all about, you can now take Microsofts controller free solution for a spin on your PS3.

Facebook is bucking the trend toward server virtualisation and is interested in microservers for inexpensive growth and quick failover, the company's lab director said yesterday.

The Apple iPhone 5 will apparently not have near field communications (NFC), according to reports in The Independent. Quoting sources from 'several of the largest mobile operators in the UK' the Indy suggests that Apple has told them not to expect NFC.

Ageing rocker Jon Bon Jovi says Apple supremo Steve Jobs is "personally responsible for killing the music business" with the instant gratification offered by iTunes and the iPod.