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Six hours after Google opened up the invitation process to its new new social networking service Google+, the company has had to close down invites, with Google’s senior vice president …
Google+ invite process shut down after ‘Insane Demand’ Read MoreAfter what seemed like a never-ending tailspin into obscurity, hope may burn bright once again for the beleaguered former social networking heavyweight, MySpace. Bought up for $580 million by News …
MySpace goes for a song, Justin Timberlake takes ownership stake Read MoreT-Mobile is hoping to entice new customers galore and send its current users into data-gorged ecstasy with the promise of unlimited data this summer.
T-Mobile serves up unlimited summer surfing with sun-sized caveat Read MoreThe rather daftly named Data Liberation Front has announced their first service, Google Takeout, offering users a speedy way to cleanly shunt their personal data from Google products.
Google’s Data Liberation Front lets your data run free with Google Takeout Read MoreTasked with making “sharing on the web more like sharing in real life,” Google has unveiled its response to the social networking behemoth of Facebook. Called Google+, the service – …
Google+ to challenge Facebook for the social networking crown Read MoreAndroid founder and current Senior Vice President of Mobile at Google, Andy Rubin, has thrown down the latest sensational fact about the growth of the Android platform, revealing that over half …
Android hits the staggering landmark of half a million activations per day Read MoreThinner than a whippet with a crack habit, Sony’s devilishly slender Vaio Z laptop manages to be both lighter and thinner than the Macbook Air, but at a price.
Sony’s Vaio Z – thinner than a MacBook Air and with added Power Media Dock goodness Read MoreSurreptitiously slipping out of dock like a ghost ship on a foggy night, Google have silently despatched a new web site onto the Internet seas, in the shape of wdyl.com (‘What …
Google’s new wdyl.com website asks “What Do You Love?” Read MoreLast week, we took a delivery of a new Samsung Galaxy SII handset and although we were delighted with the silky smooth operation and the overall performance, our joy was slightly marred …
Update on the Samsung Galaxy S2 ‘screen circle’ issue Read MoreThe HTC EVO 3D has just had officially launched in Europe, and punters should be able to start soaking up the glasses-free 3D smartphone action from July 2011.
HTC Evo 3D – high end 3D smartphone with HSPA+ – landing in July Read MoreThis is great news space fans: starting from Spring 2012, it’ll be possible to view live, streaming HD video of Earth beamed down from the International Space Station.
Live HD footage of Earth to be beamed down from the ISS Read MoreIt may sound like an exciting Sherlock Holmes episode, but we’re afraid that the screen circle we’re referring to is an unpleasant anomaly we’ve just spotted on our shiny, new, …
Samsung Galaxy S2 and the unwanted screen circle Read MoreLaCie have come up with a neat storage and back up solution in the shape of their dual back-up system, known as the LaCie CloudBox.
LaCie CloudBox offers 100GB local and cloud storage combo Read MoreIt’s a luscious looking piece of kit, and Brits will be able to get the beer and chips stained mitts all over the Galaxy Tab 10.1 from Augist 4th.
Samsung’s super-sizzling Galaxy Tab 10.1 set for Aug 4th UK launch Read MoreSony Ericsson ceremonially slammed down a trio of new handsets at the CommunicAsia trade show in Singapore yesterday, namely the Xperia ray, the Xperia active, and the ‘txt.’
Sony Ericsson throws down Xperia ray, active, and txt smartphones Read More