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Seventeen years after launching, Britain’s first ever magazine dedicated to PC gaming is to close its doors for good.
Goodbye PC Zone magazine: UK’s first-ever gaming mag bites the dust Read MoreIf more evidence were needed of the business-repelling qualities of Microsoft’s deeply flawed Vista operating system, further proof comes in the shape of an astonishing statistic that reveals that nearly …
Three quarters of business PCs stilll running Windows XP, average PC 4.4 years old 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 MoreApple may not be keen on the idea of tablets with built in video cameras, but Cisco reckon businesses are going to be mad for it, and have unveiled a …
Android-powered Cisco Cius tablet offers HD video-conferencing Read MoreThe web may be endlessly buzzing with stories about the iThis, the iThat, Google, Facebook and Twitter, but the team at Microsoft have just coughed loudly and kicked over a …
Microsoft chest-beats to the world: we’re still ruddy mahoosive Read MoreResearch In Motion (RIM) – makers of the Blackberry line of handsets – broke a company record yesterday as it shipped no less than 11.2 million BlackBerries in the last …
11.2m Blackberry phones shifted in Q1 as RIM breaks new sales record Read MoreAfter being sold a second-hand wireless router as new, having our email ignored and generally having a thoroughly unpleasant experience with PC World, we wrote up our sad story here …
PC World’s crap customer service continues Read MoreWe’d had bad experiences with PC World in the past, but finding ourselves in an emergency after our router packed in two weeks ago, we thought we’d give them another …
PC World sell used goods as new, customer service says “whatever” Read MoreOrange and T-Mobile are have fluttered their eyelashes at each other and are now running hand in hand through the streets as the two unite under the “Everything Everywhere” banner.
Orange and T-Mobile team up for “Everything Everywhere” Read MoreGoogle Ventures has just slapped a ton of wedge on the table to buy up Recorded Future, a company that uses technology to predict the future. Before you start making …
Google buys Recorded Future… to see the future! Read MoreRecently, the UK mapping agency Ordnance Survey announced that it was making all of its data freely available to the public online, as part of a government drive to give …
Freeing Ordnance Survey data: is it a good thing? Our analysis Read MoreTaiwanese tech company Elan Microelectronics have filed a suit against Apple that has the potential to stop the iPad dead in its tracks. The suit filed with the U.S. International …
US iPad sales to be blocked by Elan multi-touch patent claim? Read MoreThe news from across the Atlantic is looking grim for Palm, with sales well down on initial estimates, and a profit warning issued – and if things are bad there, …
Palm Pre: why Palm’s innovative handset failed in the UK Read MoreAccompanied by a flurry of flapping flipcharts and clicking ballpoint pens, tech stat fiends Gartner have just unleashed their annual figures for worldwide mobile phone sales to end users.
Worldwide smartphone sales: who were the big sellers in 2009? Read MoreGoogle have announced what they’re describing as “the next generation of ad serving technology for online publishers,” and are calling it DoubleClick for Publishers (DFP).
Google rolls out ‘DoubleClick for Publishers’ ad serving tech Read More