Steve Jobs has called to music labels to license their music out free of Digital Rights Management (DRM) to Apple iTunes and other legal download services, following a ruling by the European Commission that states the current system is unfair.

Retail giant PC World has simultaneously launched Windows Vista and announced the death of the floppy disk.

Online PC giant Dell has suggested it may open retail shops in Britain, breaking from its 22-year custom of only selling over the phone and via the internet.

Microsoft will pay Universal Music Group a fee for each Zune it sells, following the digital music player’s launch in the US next week.

Sony has significantly reduced its 2006 profit forecast, following the recent laptop battery recall that is expected to cost in the region of £230m.

The Creative Zen Vision:M could trump Apple’s finest with an unrivalled set of features.

40 per cent of top brands from the tech sector.Samsung beats Sony for the first time.

Closure of two titles leads to claims of a market in crisis.Start-up Imagine ready for launch.

Asda and Tesco look to increase sales in electronics market

UK Mac-Dealer Association brings Brigantia to magic mark 1,000 member target on track, RPC deal secured