Bill Gates, the original cheerleader for tablet computing, has offered up his review of Apple’s iPad. Here’s a clue, Steve Jobs won’t be happy…
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While we recently got our hands on the Aspire AS5738 3D laptop and loved the effects, Acer has also rolled out a sister machine with touch screen skills. Does it makes us go wow or ho-hum – delve into our Acer Aspire 5738PG review to find out.
The clock’s struck ‘arf twelve, and that can only mean one thing: it’s time to stop whatever you’re doing and catch up with all the latest tech headlines. Read on for what’s been happening right here in the lunchtime lowdown.
Warner Music has revealed that it plans to stop licensing songs to free online streaming services. Warner Music’s chief executive, Edgar Bronfman explained the decision saying providing free music is “clearly not positive for the industry”.
Apple’s getting set to reduce the price of TV shows on iTunes in time for the launch of the Apple iPad, according to whispers wending their way to familiar Apple rumour conduits.
Google Buzz has a big privacy problem. By default, the people you first follow on the Twitter- and-Facebook-fighting service are those you email or chat to most and they’re automatically added to your Google Buzz profile for anyone to see. Not so good if you’ve been speaking to someone you’d rather the world didn’t know about.