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Britain becomes a nation of gamers

Sales of computer games are soaring to a record £1.9bn as publishers produce more products targeted at the whole family

Sony on brink of upheaval amid management changes

Expected changes at the electronics group are considered, by many analysts, to be occurring far too late to be effective

Motormouth: Destructive reign of digital music

Happy new year. Let’s start with a prediction: 2009 is going to be the year the compact disc finally dies

Gadget of the Week: Klipsch Image X5 Earphones

Top 50 technology stories of 2008

The technology stories that have been most read by Times Online readers this year

The spy who texted me

Katrina Burroughs tests a new security camera that sends live updates to your mobile phone

Christmas presents? Let me check my e-mails first

Three out of four BlackBerry owners plan to check work messages throughout festive break, even tomorrow morning

A world of film and television in high definition

Thanks to services such as BBC iPlayer and YouTube, almost 20m people will be using online platforms by the end of 2008

The plastic fantastic future of newspapers

Electronic readers the size of an A4 piece of paper may be the way forward for an industry that has sometimes struggled to compete with the online...

Apple takes £3m stake in Imagination

Shares in Imagination Technologies soared after Apple reported it had taken a 3.6 per cent stake in the digital radio maker

Brace yourself for 3D television

After many broken promises from broadcasters and programme-makers, 3D TV really is on its way. But you still need the silly glasses

France strips Orange of exclusive iPhone rights

Watchdog orders Apple to make its mobile phone available on more than one network, citing damage to market competition

Jobs to miss show amid health fears

Apple's chief executive pulls out of delivering his annual address at Macworld convention that will be the company's last

New York governor calls for 'iPod tax'

Haircuts, beer, cigars, taxi rides, massages and sugary soft drinks would also be targeted under the austerity budget

Steve Jobs pulls out of Macworld

Apple's chief executive has pulled out of next month's technology show, prompting new fears for his health

The mobile ticket machine in your pocket

Passengers on all networks will soon be able to use their mobile phones to buy a ticket as they hop on board the train

Review: Sky Player - a new rival for the iPlayer

Sky Player is a great step forward for online TV viewers. But why haven't we heard about it already? And why does it cost so much?

Lawyer serves court papers on Facebook

Canberra couple who defaulted on their home repayments have been served with a default judgment on their Facebook site

Star Wars: The Clone Wars — Lightsabre Duels - the Sunday Times review

Wii: £40; Age 12+

Don't Panic

LocoRoco 2 - the Sunday Times review

PSP; £30. Age 3+

Cutting edge LCD TVs

If you want an LCD TV that stands out from the crowd, take a look at these five sets, each of which has a unique picture, tuning or recording feature

E-mail from America

Could the age of the virtual sweatshop be dawning?

Product reviews: Mobile phones that play music

Some mobile phones are so good at tunes that MP3 players don’t get a look-in. David Phelan plugs in and tests five of the best