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We’re rather partial to Google’s quirky promo videos, and this latest one is certainly more offbeat than most. Titled, “Introducing the Grandmother’s Guide to Video Chat,” the 1.45 min cartoon …
Google gets down with Grandmas for some video chat Read MoreThe hilarious iPhone 4 vs. HTC EVO parody video – and its partner follow-up video – have proved a huge hit on the web, with over 1.3 million people enjoying …
HTC EVO vs iPhone video: author sacked by humourless Best Buy Read MoreWe love stuff like this: a new, no nonsense site called, “How Secure Is My Password,” offers to do one thing and one thing only – check your password and …
How secure is your password? Put it to the test here! Read MoreIt’s a rubbish name alright, but Orange UK and T-Mobile UK have finally got around to integrating with each other, with all employees working for the new ‘Everything Everywhere’ brand.
Orange and T-Mobile cuddle up and become ‘Everything Everywhere’ Read MoreThey’ve barely been out six months, but Microsoft has already decided to scrap the entire project and pulled the plug on its range of “social” handsets which had started with …
Microsoft pulls the plug on the Kin mobile phone project Read MoreThe Internet Movie Database (IMDb) was an app most awesome on the iPhone, so it’s great to see that Android users can now get a slice of the action, with …
IMDb Android app for movies & TV trailers, info and reviews Read MoreNo matter how you spin it, Palm’s app catalogue is a weedy offering compared to the overflowing stocks of apps available in bulging iPhone and Android stores. In a move …
Palm drops submission fees to kickstart app development Read MoreNexus One users should soon start feeling the Android 2.2 (aka Froyo) love, with over-the-air software updates starting from today. The update adds some nifty features, most notably the ability …
Android 2.2 ‘Froyo’ update rolls out to Nexus One users, Desire in Q3 Read MoreAmazon has reached out to Android and given it a little literary cuddle, releasing a free app that gives access to over 600,000 Kindle books on Android phones.
Kindle app now available on Android Read MoreAn interesting new site called HistoryPin lets users ‘pin’ old images on to Google’s Street View to provide an instant ‘then and now’ view.
Historypin mashes up archive photos with Google Street View Read MoreWe’re hearing more and more reports about people using the new iPhone 4 suffering dramatic drops in reception strength when the phone is held in the “wrong” way.
Apple iPhone 4 ‘grip of death’ affects UK o2 user too (video) Read MoreIf your pockets are vastly deep and you have a penchant for audiophile sound, then clear some space on your desk for the Eclipse TD508II-UD reference-class desktop speaker system.
Eclipse TD508II-UD space age speakers for well-heeled audio buffs Read MoreFor many years, Splash ID was an essential install on all our PalmOS devices, with the password management software offering a handy and secure desktop/handheld combination.
SplashID 5 for Android and Windows & Mac desktops Read More
Mobile personal information manager (PIM) software vendors Iambic have released an updated version of their long running Agendus app for the iPhone. We were massive fans of Agendus on the …
Iambic Agendus hits v2.2 on iPhone Read MoreAfter selling a few photos recently and feeling flush, we recently shelled out for a Lumix 14mm-45mm zoom lens for our Panasonic Lumix GF-1 camera.
Panasonic Lumix GF-1 and 14-45mm lens: London street shots Read More