V3 have compiled their choices for the best and worst aspects of the show, and some tips for how to get the best out of your CES visit.

The company behind the magicJack, the cheap Internet phone gadget that's been heavily promoted on TV, has made a new version of the device that allows free calls from cell phones in the home, in a fashion that's sure to draw protest from cellular carriers.

How can some materials become superconductors, allowing electricity to flow through them with zero resistance? The answer to this mystery may lie in a phenomenon best known from LCD televisions.

Apple's tablet computer aims to change the personal computing experience, but some commentators argue that the world does not need another tablet when it has smartphones such as Apple's iPhone.

The geek masses are anxiously awaiting the unveiling of the next wonder gadget at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas later this week. What's more, Apple is expected to drop the tablet bomb in San Francisco this month. But overlooked and lurking behind this gadget envy is an important regulatory decision -– one expected in weeks on whether to authorize an iPhone jailbreak.

If you recently tweeted about how you were chillaxin for the holiday, take note: Fifteen particularly over- or mis-used words and phrases have been declared "shovel-ready" to be "unfriended" by a U.S. university's annual list of terms that deserve to be banned

Mozilla is pushing back deadlines for new versions of Firefox, calculating that taking a little more time to deliver new software amid the crowded browser landscape will be worth the risk.

Satellite-navigation systems could be dangerous, scientists have claimed.

Did you get an iPod for Christmas? Here's how to get some free content from Apple.

Companies finally agreed a search partnership this year.