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4th Feb 2008 Google has responded to Microsoft's offer to buy Yahoo! on the official Google Blog and questions the legality of such a move. [16]
2nd Feb 2008 The photo "Pete Conrad" by supermonkey wins the December-January bit-tech Photo of the Month competition! [4]
1st Feb 2008 UPDATED: Microsoft has said that it has formally offered to buy Yahoo! for a massive £22.4 billion - if the deal goes through it'd be the biggest in Internet history. [25]
31st Jan 2008 The Pirate Bay, one of the most popular file sharing sites on the web, is now facing prosecution for conspiracy to break the law. [20]
23rd Jan 2008 Just a day before its scheduled release, Sony has indefinitely delayed the introduction of Skype on the PSP. There are problems with the Sony microphone products. [8]
22nd Jan 2008 Some of the world's best modders have competed for some amazing prizes in Intel's competition. Now, the winners are revealed! [32]
22nd Jan 2008 In the run up to Christmas, we treated you with several chances to win some kit for your PCs - one of which was sponsored by the guys at Corsair... [85]
15th Jan 2008 We have European pricing for Apple's all-new Macbook Air and Time Capsule products. Check out the details inside... [108]
15th Jan 2008 We're down at BBC Television Studios in London to cover Steve Jobs' Macworld 2008 Keynote Address as it happens. The event starts at 5PM GMT - check back for regular updates. [108]
15th Jan 2008 Just when you thought that the RIAA's street cred couldn't dip any lower, another bomb drops. And this one is extra juicy. [21]
14th Jan 2008 The votes are in and the second annual Mod of the Year contest is now closed. Read on to find out who won... [41]
14th Jan 2008 The competition for our Mod of the Year contest closed at midnight and we've just chosen our final winner! Who will be getting some Gigabyte kit...? [6]
12th Jan 2008 There is just a few days left of the Mod of the Year competition here at bit-tech, and with the help of Corsair we pick our penultimate winner. [9]
10th Jan 2008 CES 2008 - For those of you who have media centres connected to your TVs, Logitech has finally listened and offered an alternative to the Windows Media Center Keyboard. [16]
9th Jan 2008 CES 2008 - CoolIT Systems is rather new to many enthusiasts. We've had our eye on them for a year now, and the company now has some legs under it. [3]
9th Jan 2008 Only a few more days to go in our mod of the year competition and for our eighth winner we have something a little different... [11]
9th Jan 2008 CES 2008 - Silverstone, best known for its cases and coolers, is branching out again. We stopped by today to see just how far they've gone - and we were impressed. [17]
9th Jan 2008 CES 2008: Skype has announced partnerships with Intel and Sony in order to deliver support for the service on the PSP and Intel-based Mobile Internet Devices. [4]
9th Jan 2008 CES 2008 - In my yearly meeting with Seagate, I got to hear a lot about general storage. Most of it wasn't really revolutionary. Then, I met D.A.V.E. [22]
8th Jan 2008 CES 2008: Netgear's Digital Entertainer HD looks to be an incredibly smart device that could wipe out the need for an HTPC. [18]
8th Jan 2008 CES 2008 - We had an opportunity to sit down with our pals over at Arctic Cooling to see what the company has coming out for 2008. The answer? A little old, a little new, and one of the coolest case interiors we've seen... [7]
8th Jan 2008 CES 2008 - The HD format wars are dying down, and there is really no spinning the sales figures. Blu-ray has won...but is it time to welcome our new benefactors, or do they have more questions to answer first? [29]
8th Jan 2008 CES 2008 - Many who have followed industry news are quite familiar with the Optimus Maximus keyboard. We have good and bad news - it's out next month and we've played with it, but it costs $1500 USD. [16]
8th Jan 2008 CES 2008: Foxconn's next Quantum Force mobo looks like it may make an impression on the market the company is so desperate to get into. [10]
7th Jan 2008 CES 2008: Intel has announced 16 new 45nm processors at CES today. These include notebook, server and mainstream desktop chips. [20]
7th Jan 2008 CES 2008: Sapphire showed us how it plans to keep those of you on the trailing edge of the graphics industry as close to the bleeding edge as possible. [33]