Sony unveiled a prototype of a 3D-enabled Vaio laptop at the IFA consumer electronics conference in Berlin this week, which it said will be available in the spring of 2011. The 16-inch screen laptop will use similar technology to Sony's Bravia TVs, company officials said. Users will be able to switch between 2D and 3D with the touch of a button.

Microsoft just received confirmation of a patent that hands the company the intellectual property of shutting an operating system down.

LG Electronics announced Monday it would stop production of bulky cathode ray tube televisions due to falling demand and because analog-based broadcasting services are no longer around.

Two iPhone developers have been slapped with a 10-page cease and desist order from the BBC for trying to create an app that would cache iPlayer content.

You know that friend who used to be a jock and now seems kind of lazy — but annoyingly, all he has to do is exercise for a month to get ready for a triathlon? Well, new research says there's a reason for that.

This yesterdays A-level results confirm fears that the UK is not producing the new IT talent so desperately needed by the industry.

iPods, MP3 players and increased exposure to live music has led to a surge in hearing loss in teens, research suggests.

Scientists from the University of Calgary's Faculty of Medicine have been involved in the development of technology that monitors brain-cell activity at a resolution never achieved before.

Researchers at the University of Cincinnati have developed a method to improve the screen resolution and switching speed of e-readers.

After Google announced it is to withdraw its support for Google Wave, we look at 10 of the best technology flops of all time.