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At Google’s big web developer-focused conference – known as Google I/O – the Android team threw around some impressive facts about the rise of Android and announced some interesting new features.
Google launches Music Beta cloud service and a one-size-fits-all OS update Read MoreLooking so delightfully bonkers that we simply couldn’t ignore it is Lian Li’s barking new PC-U6 Cowry desktop case, which takes is design cues from a seashell. Or perhaps a …
Turn your desktop into a red snail-like creation with Lian Li Read MoreMicrosoft has dug deep into its pockets to purchase the internet voice and video chat service Skype for an eye watering $8.5 billion.
Official: Microsoft scoops up Skype for $8.5 billion Read MoreIt’s a strange quirk that while the modern apps on our smartphones grow infinitely more powerful and sophisticated, when it comes to calendars, they’re all fairly rubbish in comparison what …
Finally, colour coding comes to Google Calendar events Read MoreIt looks like Samsung’s new Galaxy S II smartphone isn’t just hot – it’s sensationally scorchio, with the company announcing that it has already notched up a staggering 3 million …
Samsung’s Galaxy S II racks up massive pre-orders as rave reviews pour in Read MoreGoogle’s Android mobile OS continues to outrun the RIM/Blackberry platform as the number one smartphone OS in the U.S., according to new data from ComScore.
Android kicks sand in Blackberry’s face as it stays #1 in the US Read MoreGoogle is offering to send a photographer along to snap the interiors of businesses like restaurants, hotels and beauty salons with its new free service called Business Photos.
Google offering free photo shoots for businesses [video] Read MoreLG has announced that its LG Optimus Black Android-powered handset is charging into Europe later this month.
LG Optimus Black heading to UK this month with 4″ super bright screen Read MoreAnyone looking to install Apple’s iTunes software on their computer is presented with a request to trawl through a ridiculously hefty 56 pages of fine print, detailing every conceivable term …
Apple’s ludicrously long 56-page iTunes legal terms analysed Read MoreIt’s pretty hard trying to get a clear story out of this at the moment, but it seems that an incident at an Apple store in Beijing, China ended up with several …
Panic on the streets of Beijing as Apple store smashed Read MoreThe whole blooming world is going crazy for smartphones, with a new study showing that the market has grown a whopping 79.7%, year over year.
Smartphone market soars, Android set to stampede Read MoreThree have re-jigged their SIM only deal in the hope of appealing to mobile data hogs, with their new, all-improved One Plan available on a rolling monthly deal for £25 a …
Three serves up unlimited data on a rolling monthly SIM only deal Read MoreThe Anonymous hacker collective have hit back at Sony who accused them of being responsible for the company’s recent calamitous leaks of the personal details of up to 100m users of …
Anonymous statement: Sony hacking allegations are lies Read MoreThe price of smartphones keep crashing down, and there’s some incredible deals being offered on phones offering the kind of specs that would have seemed high end a year or two ago.
Looking for the best PAYG smartphone under a £100? Here’s our choice Read MoreWe suspect that it may not be around for long, but Spotify has announced big changes that will put the popular music streaming service in direct competition with Apple’s iTunes.
Spotify guns for iTunes with wireless iPod syncing and 50p MP3 files Read More