The web's largest free encyclopedia, Wikipedia, will be celebrating its tenth birthday tomorrow. FULL STORY >

The Daily, the world's first iPad only newspaper is rumoured to be launching on 19 January. FULL STORY >

AMD CEO Dirk Meyer announces his resignation mere days after CES 2011 closed its doors. FULL STORY >

Sony has made the final version of its PlayStation App available to iPhone, iPod touch and Android users. FULL STORY >

Telecommunications company Ericsson has revealed that it foresees the mobile broadband subscriptions figure of one billion being crossed this year. FULL STORY >

Taiwanese computer manufacturer Gigabyte unveils its newest offering in the increasingly competitive tablet arms race. FULL STORY >

New tablets continue being unveiled at CES as Motorola showcases the Xoom. FULL STORY >

What technologies are going to make an impression during 2011? Read the last part of our three part feature. FULL STORY >

EA has announced that it will halt online support for a number of its older game titles. FULL STORY >

Asus unveils an exciting range of new tablets as CES 2011 starts heating up. FULL STORY >

China cracks down on what it calls illegal VoIP companies, meaning Skype could soon join the list of websites excluded from the country. FULL STORY >

The top 5 most important tech news stories of 2010. FULL STORY >

Microsoft is planning on improving the Kinect to read finger and wrist movements. FULL STORY >

Apple's latest generation iPod nano has undergone an intensive workout to become a lot more compact than the previous version. FULL STORY >

Stream TV finally starts shipping its Android powered eLocity A7 tablet. FULL STORY >