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The music streaming service Spotify is getting stingier, and restricting the amount of songs that can be listened to for free.
Spotify stingifies and halves the amount of free music on offer Read MoreAt times we have trouble understanding why a serious concern like Bloomberg should bother joining in with the pathetic Apple rumour mill, but here they are, trotting out some half-baked bollocks from some hopelessly …
Apple ‘set to release’ the white iPhone4. Really. Who gives a chuff? Read MoreFirst implemented across the US, Google’s ‘Panda’ search algorithm update has now hit the UK and, once again, webmasters are feeling the hurt.
Google’s evil ‘Panda’ search engine update wreaks havoc on UK websites Read MoreHonoured today with a Google doodle is Richard Trevithick (13 April 1771 – 22 April 1833), a Cornish inventor and mining engineer who created the first high pressure steam engine.
Google Doodle pays tribute to Richard Trevithick, steam loco inventor Read MoreWhile us Brits were throwing disco moves to the Detroit Spinners “Working My Way Back to You” at number 1 in the poptastic charts, NASA were busy blasting the first space shuttle into the …
NASA, Google and YouTube honour Yuri Gagarin and the Space Shuttle Read MoreEven the most fanatical Palm Pre/Pixi fans would have to admit that when it comes to UK-based apps, the webOS cupboard has remained rather bare compared to the well stocked shelves …
London Tube Service Free for HP/Palm webOS – review Read MoreWe have to admit that we’re finding it pretty difficult to get worked up over any Nokia phone these days, but the company are still ploughing on with the release …
Nokia announces E6, X7 smartphones running new Symbian Anna OS Read MorePrematurely turning up on Vodafone UK’s website are details on the new HTC Sensation high-end, Android smartphone.
HTC Sensation hits Vodafone UK: 4.3-inch qHD SLCD, 1.2GHz dual-core CPU [updated] Read MoreSamsung has announced that its spanking new flagship Android handset, the Galaxy S II, will be rocking into the UK on May 1st.
Samsung Galaxy S II swoops into the UK on May 1st Read MoreWe’ve been really excited by the HTC Flyer – an intriguing Android-powered number coming with an innovative HTC Scribe active digital stylus which lets users draw, sketch and make notes …
HTC Flyer priced for the UK – and its too damn pricey Read MoreAfter a customer satisfaction survey of over 11,000 UK broadband customers in the UK, Be Broadband and O2 Broadband have emerged triumphant as the best internet suppliers in the UK.
Be and O2 Broadband ‘best in UK,’ while overall dissatisfaction grows Read MoreA new survey by Google’s AdMob subsidiary has found that tablet owners are using the devices primarily for games. The research discovered that 84 per cent of tablet owners were …
Tablets: mainly used at home for gaming and searching for info Read MoreFrankly, we can’t get enough of the spooky, lifelike humanoids being created under the Geminoids banner, and last month the robots – and the humans they’re based on – all gathered …
Geminoid Summit puts robots and their masters together, weirdness follows Read MoreHoping to trade in on the tremendous goodwill felt towards the Commodore brand from old school gamers, the relaunched brand has returned with an awesomely retro ‘Commodore 64’ computer, freshly …
The Commodore 64 is back in full-on retro guise Read MoreAs if living in Milton Keynes wasn’t bad enough, it turns out that it’s also got the slowest 3G broadband mobile speeds in the UK, according to a recent UK-wide …
Milton Keynes has slowest 3G connectivity. How does your town fare? Read More