Technology

Mozilla blocks ‘crashing’ Skype Toolbar for Firefox Makes the browser fall over, says developer

Vye Jolibook review Kitsch styling and a unique take on the operating system, but similarly-priced netbooks are easier to use and come with Windows

Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF2 with 14mm lens review Slimmer and lighter than the GF1 but image quality is eclipsed by the cheaper Sony NEX-5

Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit review Don’t be fooled by the name, this is a pure arcade racer from the Burnout series.

How Bletchley Park broke the German Enigma code In part 2 of our series we look at how Enigma was broken and how the first computer was created in the process.

Segways banned from UK roads and pavements Man fined £75 for riding

First ‘road train’ test a success Put your feet up and let the computer do the driving

Steve Jobs takes medical leave from Apple Health reasons mean that Tim Cook will be stepping in

Devolo dLAN 200AV Wireless N review A simple yet effective way of extending your router’s wired and wireless coverage, but transfer speeds are fairly slow.

Ricoh CX4 review A minor update over the CX3, but the lower price makes this a serious contender for the compact ultra-zoom crown.

Lenovo IdeaPad Z560 A well-built laptop with great performance, but unless you need 6GB of memory, it's a little too expensive and unbalanced.

Bletchley Park to rebuild ground-breaking EDSAC computer World's first fully operational stored-program computer to be rebuilt at The National Museum of Computing.

How the Bletchley Park code-breaking station came into exist In part one of our feature, we look at how the Polish started to break the German Enigma code before passing the research onto the British.