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Xbox games console merges user interface with television channels and on-demand services.

A Microsoft employee's CV confirms that the Xbox Durango, also known as the Xbox 720, is currently in development

Microsoft, Nokia and Oracle have launched an anti-trust complaint against Google over its policy of proving its Android operating system for free

Hardware specifications for the Xbox Durango, also known as Xbox 720, have leaked revealing the console won't be backwards compatible

Microsoft has sold its Mediaroom IPTV platform to Ericsson, saying that in future all TV content will be delivered via the Xbox

Microsoft's new game console the Xbox Durango, also known as the Xbox 720, could be revealed on 21 May

Peter Abraham, executive vice president EMEA & Asia at Econsultancy, explains ways to exploit the growing maturity of mobile technology.

Amazon hires former Windows Phone manager Charlie Kindel to work on "something secret" inevitably leading to Kindle smartphone speculation.

Michael Dell may back private equity firm buyout offer if position with company is guaranteed.

Apple is under investigation from EU antitrust regulators following informal complaints from telecoms operators regarding the company's distribution practices

A report from Microsoft shows that, globally, British police made the most requests to access Skype user data in 2012.

Private equity company Blackstone expected to make offer for Dell, sparking a bidding war with founder Michael Dell.

British Airways announces UnGrounded, an 11-hour hackathon on a San Francisco to London flight to solve global problems.

Microsoft will pay Windows 8 and Windows Phone developers $100 per application in 'Keep the Cash' offer until 30 June.

Leaked design documents suggest next Xbox, codenamed Durango, will be always be online and run games from hard drive rather than disc.

A security reporter has identified a 20-year-old hacker as the person who sent a SWAT team to his house.

Gears of War: Judgment is out on 22 March exclusively for the Xbox 360. In our full review, we carve open this big budget franchise reinvention.

Forgetting your computer password could be a problem of the past, if solutions under development by Apple and Google fulfil their promise.

A sandy stretch of Californian beach has been dubbed 'the world's most expensive sandbox'.

Sony looks to recover from four straight yearly losses with the sale of its New York City headquarters.

Prince Andrew, Duke of York visited enterprise social network Yammer in London's Tech City.

Skype could face criminal charges if it doesn't allow French authorities to monitor private calls on its network.

The IDC forecasts Android tablets to outside the Apple iPad range in 2013 thanks to smaller size and lower prices.

As the next generation of consoles emerges, can Xi3 justify the Piston's $1,000 price tag?

Facebook can accurately predict its users’ personality traits by analysing pages they like.

Samsung's hotly anticipated eye control update to the Galaxy S3 will be unveiled on Wednesday in New York.

Commander Shepard and his Normandy crew gear-up for their final voyage in Mass Effect 3's final DLC - Citadel.

Following a decade of warnings, it appears the age of mobile malware is finally upon us.

Google Maps faces German ban if patent infringement judge rules in Microsoft's favour.

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