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The days of waiting patiently for the postie to arrive with your DVD of the latest blockbuster must surely be coming to the close with the news that Lovefilm is introducing …
Lovefilm introduces HD streaming in the UK Read More
Twitter has confirmed that there are now 10 million active users tweeting regularly in the United Kingdom – a hefty figure that makes us Brits the fourth largest tweeting nation on …
Twitter hits 10 million active users in the UK, Brits the biggest mobile users Read More
For fitness freaks, flab-watchers and folks tracking their pie consumption, Fitbit has announced the launch of the Fitbit Aria, a neat set of wi-fi enabled weighing scales.
Fitbit Aria Wi-Fi Smart Scale tracks your weight and fitness online via wi-fi Read More
Clearly looking for a new way to annoy users (and perhaps lay the groundwork for new monetisation possibilities), Twitter has started sending out unbidden weekly e-mail digests of the “most relevant” tweets …
Twitter starts sending out weekly digest of tweets. We quickly locate the unsubscribe option Read More
Google was asked on their Webmaster Help Forums to explain the mysteries of their search engine system, and produced a very handy video in response.
Google explains how its ranking system works: a must see for webmasters Read More
Google has officially announced Google Drive, billing it as a “place where you can create, share, collaborate, and keep all of your stuff.”
Google Drive offers 5GB of free cloud storage, Dropbox/Evernote can’t be chuffed Read More
The company behind the Roomba and Scooba automated cleaners, iRobot Corporation, has launched a £10million ad campaign, spearheaded by a viral video showing off the robot dancing skills of YouTube sensation Marquese Scott.
Now that’s what we call robot dancing: iRobot viral video impresses Read More
HTC have released an interesting behind-the-scenes video showing off some of the processes involved in the design and construction of their new HTC Evo 4G LTE handset.
HTC show off the advanced design process behind their EVO 4G LTE handset [video] Read More
First introduced last year, Google has now announced a major expansion of their Google Art Project, adding sculpture, street art and photographs from 151 museums in 40 countries to their online collection of paintings.
Google’s Art Project gets big upgrade, now contains 30,000 global artworks Read More
Those cheeky wagsters at Google have certainly put some effort into their April Fools’ pranks this year, announcing a version of their Maps service for the 8-bit Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), …
Google announces Nintendo Google maps and morse-code for Gmail Read More
We’ve played with loads of online photo editors, but we have to say that this new super slick offering going under the name of the PicMonkey looks to be one …
Say hello to our new fave web photo editor, PicMonkey – sleek, powerful, fast and free (for now) Read More
It’s not the first Android app to offer the ability to strip articles of their web formatting for convenient reading on your mobile, but Readability is certainly the best looking …
Readability for Android saves stripped down web pages for offline viewing Read More
We love animated GIFs and all the daft memes that have circulated around the web, so we were rather looking forward to watching a video called, “Animated GIFs: The Birth …
Hipsters turn the celebration of animated GIFs into a hideous art-fest Read More
UK retail enormo-chain Currys and PC World have taken the wraps off their new movie streaming and download service, which is set to launch on the 1st March. Their new …
Knowhow Movies from Currys/PC World takes on Netflix and Lovefilm in UK Read MoreKeen to drum up a bit of support for their business, UK online cartridge retailer Cartridge Save thought it would be a whizzo idea to calculate how much paper would be …
A year’s worth of Facebook updates add up to 11.5 billion pages of paper [infographic] Read More