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Microsoft Home explores future uses of technology
Once through the door, Goldthwaite demonstrates a concept voice-controlled home computer, which the home owner can use to do things like deactivate alarm systems, set lighting and retrieve messages. Information is increasingly coming from disparate sources with sensors in just about everything, and
Photo story: National Museum of Computing opens PC exhibition
The BBC Micro, made by Acorn, sold nearly 1.5 million units. The innovative chip technology could have given Britain an alternative to Intel, AMD and Motorola. Instead, it found its way into processors for mobile phones, arguably an even more important market.
Photos: Computer fashions (it was acceptable in the 80s)
The Commodore Amiga desktop publishing package gave Muriel Gray all the excuses she needed to ignore the advances of the young office Casanova.
Instantly boost PC performance
Easus Partition Manager is an excellent free tool for resizing and cloning hard disk partitions. You set it up in Windows and it then runs once you reboot the PC. The clone process takes quite a while to complete. This is a screenshot capturing Easus Partition Manager mid way through the cloning
Photos: Chic geek gifts for the home and office
Since the advent of all those sleek looking Apples we've all become a bit more style-conscious when it comes to choosing a desktop computer. These <a
Photos: Well known computer firms of the past– where are they now?
At its height, Commodore was Atari’s biggest rival. It started in 1954 as a typewriter company and moved through pocket calculators to home computers such as the Commodore Pet, Vic-20, Commodore 64 (pictured) and the Amiga. <br><br> The company ran into trouble as the PC revolution took off and, in
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