Top 10 articles, 15 Jan 2010

The big story with V3.co.uk readers this week was our rundown of the highs and lows of this year's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Google's Nexus One smartphone is still making the headlines, and our video from the show floor proved popular with readers, but it seems that early adopters are having serious problems with the handset's 3G connection. They might want to try the iPhone instead, which is now available on Vodafone in the UK.

The other major story this week concerned Google's threat to quit China, after more details emerged of what appears to be a widespread hack perpetrated by the Chinese government.

Top 10 best and worst of CES
The highs and lows of the world's biggest electronics show

Vodafone claims 50,000 first-day iPhone sales
Firm confident network will handle demand

Nexus One users complain of poor 3G connection
Phone causing more problems for web giant

More details emerge on Google hack
Attack could be linked to similar incident last year involving around 100 Silicon Valley firms, says iDefense

CES 2010 Video: Google's Nexus One on display
Hot new smartphone lands in Las Vegas

UK comes 26th for broadband speeds
UK and US lagging well behind the rest of the world

Review: Acer Liquid smartphone
A look at Acer's first Android handset

Brown confirms laptop giveaway for poor families
Government sets aside £300m for Home Access scheme designed to close digital divide

Google to end censorship of Chinese searches
Company threatens to pull out of China after human rights hacking

Google adds file upload feature to Docs
Business users will benefit from new storage capability, says search giant