Sony has called its forthcoming range of 3D television sets the main thrust of its plans for 2010. The hardware demo comes as the firm plans to partner with Discovery and IMAX on the first full-time 3D TV network.

Steve Ballmer showed off the new HP Slate device at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) last night running Windows 7 touch interface. He also forgot to mention that his dog ate all his homework for the last year.

Google wasted no time in promoting its new Nexus One phone, the first official Google phone. Despite having only been officially announced and launched yesterday, an advert is already appearing on the Google homepage, which is the primest of the prime Internet advertising space.

We’ve all got dozens of lightbulbs in our houses. If you’re in the U.K. then the chances are you have more than enough of the energy saving variety. However, light bulbs of any kind could soon be a thing of the past, with the wallpaper in your home providing all the light sources you’ll ever need.

The first external hard drives using the new USB 3.0 standards have been unveiled. But while a marked improvement they are a reminder that theoretical capabilities are rarely reached.

Minneapolis, Minn. has completed its $20 million dollar Wi-Fi project to blanket the entire city in the Internet technology.

No household pet is going to be safe once you have the AR Drone to torment them.

Amazon has announced it will sell the Kindle DX, the largest model in its electronic reader range, in more than 100 countries. The retail price is the same as in the U.S., but import duties and service restrictions makes it less value overseas.

The Apple Tablet won’t be introduced until March, but HP is already showing off its first Mini 5102 netbook with an optional touch screen at CES in Las Vegas. The really good news is just how little this major upgrade will cost.

Households in the U.K., which has a population of around 65 million people, received 200 million energy saving lightbulbs over the past 20 months. That equates to more than three eco bulbs having been dispatched for every man, woman, and child in Britain in less than two years.

Ever wished the impact of a quarterback in a football game felt more immersive? ESPN is here to make your dream come true!

There is no stopping the juggernaut that is the Apple App Store as the company proudly announces today that it has now passed the three billion downloads milestone.

Panasonic and LG are to make video phone calling truly larger than life. Their Internet-connected TVs will soon allow viewers to make Skype calls and see the person they are speaking to in high-definition.

Just weeks after Google announced it will acquire mobile advertiser Admob, Apple is set to acquire Quattro Wireless to get an ad network all of its own. The question is how do mobile ads fit into Apple’s strategy?

Spotify has been available in parts of Europe for a couple of years now, yet the company’s efforts to launch in the U.S. have so far come to nothing. But there may be good news on the horizon, with a free Spotify launching soon, and the Google Nexus One phone being a key player in the whole thing.

Do you ever feel as though the Internet has affected your life in a negative way? Are those peskily addictive social networks preventing you from forging real friendships and relationships? Then why not end it all, now. Not your life, of course, but your social media addiction. Suicide Machine is there to help, except Facebook is attempting to kill it off.

If you ate a few too many cookies this holiday season, you may have found yourself on a receiving end of an account suspension from your dating site if you belonged to BeautifulPeople.com.