It’s trying to bundle communication in Google Wave and spread awareness of web apps with Gmail and Google Docs but now Google has gone one step further with its own programming language – Google Go. So what does this mean for the future of the web? Well, read on and find out…
November, 2009
The iPhone worm that slapped a picture of Rick Astley on to your jailbroken handset might have been little more than a mildly alarming joke, but there’s a new hack doing the rounds that’s much more deadly. According to security expert Intego, this one steals all your personal data.
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The Government is seeking to pass new legislation that will require all internet service providers (ISPs) and telecoms companies to store records of all personal communications for a year. Should you be worried? Read on to find out…
Modern Warfare 2: “Yes, it’s great, but…” That in essence is the core of what you need to know about the new Call Of Duty game, and the second in the Modern Warfare spin-off series. Want to know more about one of the games of the year? Read our full Modern Warfare 2 review.
We’ve been waiting patiently for the Asus Eee PC T91MT multitouch netbook/tablet for some months now, but now the Taiwanese company is finally getting its act together and rolling it out, starting with this video showing the pinch zoom and new software in action. Read on to see!
Since Apple introduced it in 2008, the Mini DisplayPort connection has been a source of minor derision – a proprietary connection in need of expensive adaptors to work with other companies’ products. But those days are over with Mini DisplayPort adopted as a standard by the Video Electronics Standards Association. Read on for more good news…
Samsung’s new mobile platform, Samsung bada, is good news for users but it’s bada (sorry!) news for the embattled Symbian Foundation. One of Samsung’s senior executives has said that it will ditch Symbian in 2010. But what does that mean for you? Read on to find out…