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We’ve long been baffled by Apple’s erratic, censorial and sometimes moralistic App Store approval policies, but their approval of an iPhone and iPad app targeting “homosexual strugglers” really is head …
Apple has no problem with ‘anti-gay’ iPhone app despite 80,000 complaints Read MoreASUS’s innovative Eee Pad Transformer was given an April worldwide release date, but it seems that the folks in Taiwan will be getting it this week with a release date …
ASUS Eee Pad Transformer – netbook meets tablet coming soon Read MoreUS mobile network AT&T and Deutsche Telekom have announced that AT&T has whipped out its wallet and laid down a load of wonga for T-Mobile USA in a cash and …
AT&T unleashes its wallet and buys T-Mobile US for $39 billion Read MoreAlthough their austere looks are hardly likely to impress those folks who like their gadgets to be streamlined, wafer-thin wedges of shiny silverness, Lenovo’s Thinkpad laptops have always been one of our …
Lenovo ThinkPad X220 picks up rave review, feels much love Read MoreThese ‘Hitler Downfall’ videos tend to get taken down pretty sharpish, but this one is well worth seeing while it’s here.
Hitler rages at the sell out of the SXSW tech event [video] Read MoreAlready a very popular open source music media manager/player on Windows and Mac, Songbird has now come to the Android platform.
Songbird music player comes to Android, looks a good ‘un Read MoreWe’ve been enthusiastically banging on about this tablet for so long we’re even starting to bore ourselves now, but there is something rather enticing about HTC’s innovative Flyer tablet – …
HTC Flyer landing in the UK in mid-April – possibly for £600 Read MoreReleased on Monday, it looks like Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 9 is off to a flying start, with the company reporting that the new browser was downloaded 2.35 million times in the …
Microsoft’s IE9 browser ratchets up 27 downloads per second Read MoreAlready the buggiest site on the whole internet as far as we’re concerned (it’s the only site that regularly crashes every day without fail on our Chrome/Windows 64 bit system), …
Freaking Facebook fecks about with the Select All Friends function again Read MoreGroupMe, an app that lets users share text messages, photos and locations privately with selected groups of people has won the SXSW Breakout award.
GroupMe mobile sharing app wins SXSW Breakout award Read MoreThose saucy temptresses at Samsung are at it again, releasing the tech equivalent of a glimpse of stocking top to reveal the merest of details about their forthcoming Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 tablet.
Saucy Samsung flash a bit of Galaxy Tab 8.9 tablet onscreen Read MoreFacebook have just updated their official Android app to version v1.5.2, slapping down a variety of tweaks and a few usability enhancements.
Facebook for Android updates to v1.5.2, we still prefer TweetDeck Read MoreDoing our best to forgive and forget the beastly browser creations that Microsoft has foisted upon us in the past, we thought we’d give their shiny new Internet Explorer 9 a spin.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 9 annoys before it’s even begun Read MoreWith one of the longest press releases we’ve read in a long while, Microsoft has launched its next-generation desktop Web browser, Internet Explorer 9.
Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 9 browser gets global release Read MoreUK retailer Carphone Warehouse has just announced the sale of its one millionth Android smartphone in Europe, with the platform registering year-on-year growth in excess of 2,000-percent for Android smartphones.
Carphone Warehouse: over 2,000-percent year-on-year growth for Android phones Read More