History of Overclocking Part Two
Craig Simms still hasn’t removed his head from the turbulent past of overclocking. He’s heard surgery can fix that. More...

Silicon photonics
More than just cool-sounding, silicon photonics is the future of computing. Ashton Mills sheds some light on the subject. More...

Confessions of an RPG Developer
Atomic spoke with Richard Garriott, Chris Avellone, Joel Billings, Todd Howard and more on the struggles of working in the genre of the role-playing game. More...

A History of Overclocking Part 1
For as long as enthusiasts have had fingers to flick DIP switches, so too has existed their desire to overclock all manner of processors. More...

ASUS M2A-VM HDMI
Craig Simms takes a big look at a small board. More...

Hospital Tycoon
Does it live up to the great expectations we have for a sequel to Theme Hospital? More...

Spellforce 2: Shadow Wars
James Matson knows that glowing staffs and wavy grass aren’t always the measure of a good game. More...

Lucasfilm to launch Star Wars mashup tools
Fans will be able to mix their own video source material with over 250 scenes and sounds from the six Star Wars films. More...

Google launches international search
Google has launched its new Google Translate feature that allows non-English speakers to search content from the English web. More...

Dell Linux PCs lack multimedia
Dell's plans to sell consumer Linux PCs could hit a snag after the company admitted that the machines will not run popular video formats and might not work with cheaper printers. More...

Sony prepares PS3 firmware update
Sony will introduce the latest system software update for its PlayStation 3 today in the US - Version 1.80 will add upscaling of PS1 and PS2 games and DVD movies to 1080p resolution. More...

Vista fails to drive new PC sales
Demand for new PCs has not been affected "significantly" by the delay to Microsoft's Windows Vista and its subsequent release, reports In-Stat. More...

Duke Nukem Forever seeks programmers
Duke Nukem Forever, described as the "world's most hotly-anticipated game", is finally emerging from development hell. More...

'Shameless' Intel damaging OLPC initiative
Chip giant accused of undermining project to help the world's poorest
children. More...

Mars Express sends 'breathtaking' new images
The European Space Agency (ESA) has published what it describes as "breathtaking images" of the Deuteronilus Mensae region of Mars, which has never before been seen. More...

Linspire beefs up Windows on Linux
Linspire, the company behind desktop Linux operating systems Linspire and Freespire, has announced the availability of its Win4Lin Pro Desktop. More...

Users sue Apple over screen quality
Two disgruntled customers in the US are suing Apple over what they claim to be false advertising in regard to the quality of the company's products. More...