iTunes 8.1 has been released into the wild, and Apple‘s shoved all of the new features it promised inside. Read on to find out what iTunes 8.1 can do.
March, 2009
Can you believe it’s Thursday already? Better brace yourself for some even better news then: we’ve gone and rounded up the hottest tech news stories out there for you this morning, so you don’t have to! Read on for techie breakie.
Vodafone’s dropping DRM from its mobile music store, tying three of the world’s largest music publishers in to provide tracks completely DRM free to mobiles and computers.
Nintendo’s Wii hasn’t just been a success, it’s a phenomenon. But putting figures on how many consoles the Big N has cranked out has been tricky, until now. AMD, makers of the graphics chips inside the Wii says it’s just delivered its 50 millionth to Nintendo, making the Wii more than twice as successful as its predecessor, the GameCube.
Exclusive: Google installed Android on a netbook before the T-Mobile G1 was ever even released! From what we hear, Google has had grand plans for its Android mobile operating system since the very start – read on for all the juicy details.
Google is gearing up to spy on your web surfing habits so it can sell ads around what you’ve looked at over time, rather than the single page you’re viewing. It’s called behavioral targeting, and is sure to spark a new wave of privacy worries. Big brother or big bother over nothing? Read on for all the info.