MIT has just unveiled a revolutionary method of creating paperthin solar panels. The technique prints an organic semiconductor material onto the paper using a process similar to that of an inkjet printer.The solar panels are so thin they can be stapled into place and the future applications are endless.

Skype has listened to its customer requests and will shortly be adding the most requested feature customers would like see added to the Skype software, multi person video conferenceing. Next week Skype will launch a  new beta version of its software that will include a 5 way video conference feature. The new Skype video conferencing [...]

Microsoft [MSFT] had designed its Kin One and Kin two mobile phones to appeal to the majority of consumers, the phones are designed around social networking and are aimed at teenagers and people who don’t want a fully functional smartphone. They were designed to be at the cheaper end of the market, making them affordable [...]

Here is a useful accessory for your home stereo audiophile stereo system, that will give you the ability to add some Internet radio to it, the Grace Solo WiFi Internet Radio. The Grace Solo WiFi Internet Radio connects to your stereo bia RCA jacks, and lets you play around 18,000 Internet radio stations through your [...]

The latest Beta release of Google’s Chrome browser was released yesterday and is now a fifth faster (17%) rendering Javascript compared to its current public release verion of Chrome 4.1.249.1064 Computerworld has put the browser thorough it paces and result show that the new Beta Chrome release is now the second fastest windows browser. But [...]

It seems like Samsung is getting ready to release a new tablet based on Google’s Android OS, the Samsung S-Pad, and it looks like it may come with some interesting features. Although nothing has been confirmed by Samsung as yet, it looks like the Samsung S-Pad tablet will feature a Super AMOLED display, similar to [...]

This is the second external solid state drive we have seen in the last week, they are definitely becoming more popular although the price still remains high when compared to other external hard drives, the OCZ Enyo USB 3.0 SSD. The OCZ Enyo is a USB 3.0 SSD, and it features a maximum read speed [...]

Sony has launched a new pair of headphones which are designed to say on your ears, the Sony Qlasp Earbuds. These might be ideal if you like listening to your favourite tunes whilst you are taking part in some extreme sports. The Sony Qlasp Earbuds feature a clip which can be attached to your ear [...]

If you need to harness the faster speeds of USB 3.0 on an older laptop or computer Seagate has create a adapter that can convert any ExpressCard slot in to a fully functional USB 3.0 port. The adapter can be used in conjunction with any drive from Seagates new range of GoFlex drives launched today.

HP has added two new notebooks to its HP Envy range with the launch of the HP Envy 14 and HP Envy 17. The HP Envy 17 features a similar design to the HP Envy 15. The HP Envy 17 features an Intel  Core i7 processor, graphics is provided by an ATI Mobility Radeon 5850 [...]

After a lengthy 5 year trademark dispute with UK-based firm, Independent International Investment Research. Google has finally won the right for its UK Gmail users to use the shortened @gmail address rather than the longer @googlemail. Originally the IIIR firm asked for massive £50 million to settle the dispute and even though no amounts have [...]

Intel has launched its latest Atom processor, the Atom Z6 which was previously know as the ‘Moorestown’ processor. The new Intel  Z6 processor is designed to be used in tablet computers and smartphones. The Intel Atom Z6 is designed to use much less power than previous Intel Atom processors making it ideal for both smartphones [...]