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It seems that the prudish types at Apple are keen to apply their moral values to the App Store, first kicking off the (admittedly rather tawdry) boob-jiggling app Wobble, and …
Prudish Apple goes on App Store moral crusade, censors saucy apps Read MoreGoogle has taken the wraps off its latest application for the Android platform, Google Shopper. Shopper lets you search for product information by using your phone’s camera: point it at …
Google Shopper for Android released: free app for shopaholics Read MoreThe folks at Google have taken time out of their busy schedules to explain how their innovative Google Voice service works. Sadly, UK users can jog on at this stage …
Google Voice explained to Americans. Brits continue to be shunned Read MoreGoogle continues to ramp up the set on its online Google Docs service, with the latest addition being an extended web clipboard floating about in the cloud. The web clipboard …
Google Docs gets its own clipboard for copy’n’pasting lolz Read MoreFor years on end, SplashID has been our password manager of choice, offering a simple, secure way of managing hundreds of passwords and personal details, both on our handheld and …
SplashID for the iPhone review: a bitter disappointment Read MoreMicrosoft has put the price stickers on its new Office 2010 suite, and has included a Starter version that will come free with new PCs. The new Microsoft Office Home …
Microsoft Office 2010 pricing announced, with free version available Read MoreMicrosoft has launched the latest update to its mobile phone operating system, with the all-new Windows phone 7 series serving up a radical and dramatic redesign. Microsoft has wisely decided …
Windows Phone 7 series: new, different and very fresh – video Read MoreHP have hooked up with Telefonica to create the Android-powered Airlife 100. Touted as a ‘smartbook’ – that’s a hybrid of a smart phone and a netbook to you – …
HP’s Airlife 100 Android-powered 3G touchscreen smartbook: video Read MoreGoogle’s ever-grasping tentacles have reached out to ensnare Aardvark, a technology company that, “lets you quickly and easily tap into the knowledge and experience of your friends and extended network …
Google grabs an Aardvark and implores you to ask it questions Read MoreWith disgruntlement hitting critical levels after hideous security flaws were uncovered in Google’s new Buzz service, the company has added swiftly to repair the damage. Acknowledging users’ concerns about their …
Google tries to win over fleeing Buzz users with security updates Read MoreSince releasing the Chrome for Mac beta browser at the end of last year, Google’s techie bods have been busy bunging in new features, and have today decided to share …
New Google Chrome for Mac beta offers extensions, bookmark syncs… Read MoreThere’s no denying that the Nokia Booklet 3G is a mighty purdy thing, with its aircraft-grade aluminium clad lines and shiny looks garnering warm praise from The Independent who frothily …
Insanely priced Nokia Booklet 3G netbook hits the UK Read MoreWe love trying out new stuff from Google, and excitedly signed up to their new Twitter/Facebook mash-up, Google Buzz. To get you up and running fast, Buzz automatically sets you …
Google Buzz: we’re out of here – and here’s how to quit too Read MoreSome of the best apps are the simplest, and they don’t come much simpler than Ninite, which lets you install all the essential free downloads you’ll need for your new/upgraded …
Ninite: simple, brilliant installer for the best free Windows software Read MoreGoogle may have their sticky fingers in just about every online pie, but there’s one area where their influence has resolutely failed to have any impact: social networking. They may …
Google Buzz: like Facebook and Twitter mashed up in GMail Read More