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April, 2010
Facebook announced a new breed of Like buttons for the wider web today, but that’s not all. Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg also showed off a “glimpse into the future” in the shape of Docs.com a new social office suite from Microsoft.
Facebook just announced it’s unleashing the Like buttons you already know and love, but this time they won’t be stuck on Facebook alone. Soon, you’ll start seeing Like buttons appear on other websites, ready for you to click each time you see something worth sharing.
Stranded by the volcanic ash? Trapped in blighty and cursing the heavenly dust? Now you can track it with a free app for Nokia phones, available now on the Ovi Store.
Hunting for Wi-Fi with the iPhone is a miserable experience, but tracking down free hostpots from The Cloud just got a little easier. The wireless wizards just launched a new Fast Connect app for Apple’s phone.
The iPhone 4.0 leaks have been splashed all over the web, but so far the majority of gadget fans’ speculation, scrutiny and inspection of the device has been on its specs. Sure there are some new goodies in there, but more interesting is how Apple could use its new toy to reshape mobile all over again.
The long awaited Asus Eee Keyboard multimedia PC is finally launching! Yes, the consumer tech equivalent of Duke Nukem Forever will start shipping in the US from 23 April, with Amazon listing the price as $599 (£389).