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Ever keen to come up with new ways to present newspaper content online, Google has conjured up a new experimental project called, Living News. It’s currently only using content from …
Google launch Living Stories – a new way to read news Read MoreTelecoms firm Orange has launched its vrey own App Shop, which is available now for over-the-air downloads to around one million customers in the UK and France. The App Shop …
Orange rolls out multi-platform App Store Read MoreHumax Freesat have just served up a short video showing its users how they can grab a chunk of BBC iPlayer goodness through their Freesat equipment. The beta update should …
Hook up Humax Freesat with your BBC iPlayer: video Read MoreGoogle Chrome is finally available for shimmying onto shiny Macs with a long overdue beta release of the browser for Mac users. It’s been a mighty long wait for Apple …
Google Chrome browser gets Mac beta release Read MoreLong term Nintendo fans will know the sometimes weird and wonderful shapes that the controllers have taken over the years, starting from a clunky’n’chunky rectangular number in 1985. Skip forward …
The evolution of Nintendo’s game controllers, 1985-2006 Read MoreTech websites and magazines have been busy compiling their ‘Best of 2009’ lists, and the Palm Pre has been making an appearance in many of them. US technology print mag …
Palm Pre scoops multiple “Best of 2009” awards Read MoreGoogle are slamming out the treats in a veritably festive flurry at the moment with an exciting new application called Google Goggles being released for the Android mobile platform. The …
Google Goggles: mobile searches by camera Read MoreGoogle has announced a new search service that serves up a dynamic stream of real-time content from across the web, incorporating near-instant updates from web pages and social networking partners. …
Google adds live Twitter and blog updates to searches Read MoreIf you listen to the experts, vinyl should be residing in a technology graveyard somewhere, snuggling up next to 8 track cartridges, Amiga computers and Betamax videos, but it’s proving …
Vinyl refuses to die as turntable sales soar Read MoreWe won’t be getting it any time soon over here in Blighty, but Barnes & Noble Nook eBook reader is starting to pick up reviews from across the pond. Sporting …
Barnes & Noble Nook eBook reader gets reviewed Read MoreWe can remember attending the celeb-loaded launch for this swanky London store in February 2008, but Nokia’s flagship store in Regent Street isn’t even going to make it to its …
Nokia’s flagship London Regent Street store closes Read MoreThe Blackburn Fleabike bike lamp takes portability to a whole new level, coming in a package so small that it initially prompted suggestions that it may have fallen out of …
Blackburn Flea 4 LED rechargeable USB bike lamp: review Read MoreThanks to Google’s panoramic Street View feature, surfers can now amble around the streets of Pompeii, and check out the town’s statues, temples, villas and theatres. The search engine’s free …
Stroll through the ruins of Pompeii with Google Street View Read MoreTaking the art of performance to new levels of dullness is this mobile phone ensemble from the University of Michigan, who dutifully trotted out en masse for a live performance, …
iPhone orchestra assembles to make a dull noise Read MoreWe love seeing big corporates taking pot shots at each other, and Verizon’s hilariously over the top onslaught against the iPhone really is worth a view. Backed by a testosterone-fuelled …
Hilarious Motorola Droid advert slams into the ‘tiara wearing’ iPhone Read More