13:27 on Fri 16th May
Trekkies be warned, after seeing this, you're going to want to have one.
When your own video-on-demand service isn't proving popular, why not attempt to take advantage of BBC's iPlayer name?
Well, you'd hate to turn up at next week's Indiana Jones IV premiere without one, wouldn't you?
According to rumours circulating the web, BlackBerry's touchscreen iPhone-competitor is imminent, and it's called Thunder.
Yahoo has finally released a beta version of its Del.icio.us plug-in for Internet Explorer.
The perfect choice for all your high definition needs, says HANNSG.
One For All's universal Energy Saver remote promises an energy saving of 90% when you switch off your TV.
Has the old and faithful alarm clock been made obsolete by gadgets such as the mobile phone?
At the Mario Kart launch event, Mercedes were daft enough to let Nick loose in a GL320CDi worth £60,000... which he then took around an off-road proving ground... scaring himself and his passengers more than a few times!
Creative today announced its arrival into the YouTube-friendly camera scene, with the launch of its pocket-size Vado.
Enjoy a bit of star-gazing do you? Well, now you can find out exactly what it is you've been gazing at.
HEXUS.tv puts the Inno3D GeForce 9800 GX2 SLI under the lights and has a look at the whole package from bundle offering through to performance...
It's all go on the BlackBerry front today, RIM has now announced that Microsoft's Windows Live services will be available on its handsets this summer.
What do you do if your car gets clamped? Protest by sawing it in half, of course.
Consumers send out a message to ISPs considering adopting the Phorm advertising system.
The trouble with video glasses is that they tend not to be the best looking piece of eyewear you'll ever see. Are Myvu's Crystal Edition any better?
Last week, Apple's iPhone became unavailable from O2. Now, the handset is unavailable from Apple's own stores. Is this an attempt at clever marketing?
RIM has today announced its smart-looking new handset, the BlackBerry Bold.
EA's Glen Schofield, Bret Robbins and Chuck Beaver amongst others, talk about Dead Space, a survival/horror adventure set on the USG Ishimura, a planet mining ship far out in the reaches of space...
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull is a little over a week away, how about another trailer to help pass the time?
The first trailer for for the belated X-Files sequel is now available, do you believe?
No, we're not talking about the problems with high-speed broadband rollout; we're talking about those wicked little critters from the ‘80s.
What better way to show your support for Freesat other than to launch three TVs with Freesat built-in?
A communications disruption can mean only one thing - a 3G iPhone.
New trailers for The Dark Knight and Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull reinforce our decision; these are the films to see this summer.
Marvel has launched a trailer for the forthcoming X-Men animated series, and it looks rather good.
Say hello to the satellite dish with style.
Hot on the heels of the UK-wide launch of Freesat, Humax presents its FOXSAT-HD digital set-top box.
With the launch of its Touch Diamond in London earlier today, HTC claims a new age for mobile phones.
A Lamborghini, Ferrari or Aston Martin might be nice, but let's face it, they're all no match for a Batmobile.
The BBC and ITV have today launched a free-to-view television service across the UK.
At Digital Summer '08, Belkin unveiled its forthcoming mobile podcast studio; GoStudio.
Audio-Technica's £700 high-end headphones deliver beauty, style, elegance and performance.
The Outlook plug-in that helps organise your inbox is now available for all to download.
UK mobile operator Vodafone has announced today that its revised payment plans are now inclusive of unlimited Internet access.
Leaflet for schools and parents by Childnet International suggests the ‘three strikes’ ISP demand is already the law.
Blu-ray has won the format war, but is it still losing the sales war?
Marvel's green giant shows his softer side in new trailer, just don't make him angry.
Pop all day and all night along with Puchi Puchi indefatigable bubble-wrap.
The boys are back with another show and, remarkably, manage not to swear once as they discuss TV shows on Xbox Live, the porn industry and Milton Keynes.
A poll of 4,500 Brits has revealed the most pointless gadget to date, can you guess what it is?
Cause, you know, we all need to know where the nearest Wi-Fi hotspot is.
The BBC's TV catch-up service, iPlayer, is now available to over three million Virgin Media customers.
There's no shortage of MacBook Air parodies on YouTube, but the 'ThinkPad X300 no-compromise ultra portable' is our new favourite.
The latest trailer for Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull has found its way online - and it's truly awesome.
Wireless Wii Nunchuck's lead to an in-depth, informed discussion about violence in videogames... and Scott and Nick tell the world how it should've been done.
Do you need it to be much faster? We'd love to hear your thoughts.
If you're serious about weather forecasts, you'll want to take a look at Oregon Scientific's new Meteo watch.
Just about every mobile phone manufacturer is making touchscreen devices, that is, everyone other than RIM. Facing a growing threat from Apple's iPhone, is RIM's touch-less line-up about to change?
Unorthodox Belgian campaigner, Tania Devereaux, is offering to make love to every virgin who defends the Internet.
If you took the ideals of Formula 1, combined it with gems and put it all into a watch, you'd get something like this.
The never-ending viral campaign behind summer blockbuster, The Dark Knight, has revealed a truly kick-ass poster.
Hollywood star, Wesley Snipes, has been sentenced to three years in prison for tax offences.
Here's an interesting point of discussion; which applications would you recommend Windows users stay well clear of?
Columbia Pictures presents an exclusive new look at Will Smith as drunken superhero, Hancock.
Answer our brief questionnaire and win yerself a TV card!
Finding your sat nav a little hard to follow? Perhaps 3D photo navigation will help.
HEXUS.tv takes a look at the Corsair HX1000, which was recently reviewed here by the HEXUS.net review team and earned itself a Recommended Award in the Extreme category.
Struggling to find a way in which to celebrate St George's Day? Not to worry, we've found the perfect solution.
At the launch of Mario Kart on the Wii, Nick sits down to chat with Jodie Kidd, model, race driver and gamer... sadly also into horses and horseboxes...
Snooker's annual World Championship is now underway so we've decided to put MoJo Cues' racing-green snooker cue to the test.
Skype has today announced its first unlimited call plan, allowing unlimited calls to land-line phones in 34 countries.
Don't you just hate the mess of cable when you're charging your phone?
Scott brings up the subject of ISP Tax to compensate major music labels for their loss in revenue due to downloading... Seems both the guys have very strong views to the contrary...
Makers of the 42,500bhp jet car, North American Eagle, are looking for a driver. Would you dare apply?
At the Nintendo launch of Mario Kart on the Wii, Fifth Gear's Tiff Needell talks to HEXUS.tv about Mario Kart, burning down the Top Gear Warehouse and that Mansell crash...
Ever wanted to mount your entire Flickr account into your desktop file system? Well, now you can. If you're using Linux that is.
In the first TCAAC show, Nick and Scott discuss the Byron report and it's impact on game ratings as well as newspapers' attempt to dig up unfounded stories for their own nefarious style of reporting.
It isn't the best solution you'll ever see, but it sure is cheap and easy.
Any repost with a subject line saying, 'RE: Your letter, received April Fools' Day', should be good reading but the one from Blue Jeans Cable in response to patent threats from Monster Cable is right out of the top drawer.
Having busted the wPrime World Record, Paul Watkinson and the Benchtech UK team take the Skulltrail board to it's limits, just to see how high they can go... can they hit a 2GHz overclock?
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