Facebook privacy problems may bother you but it seems for Facebook they’re just a business issue. Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg said earlier this year that “privacy is no longer the social norm” and the social network has been working pretty hard to chip away at the idea of personal information ever since. But why should we let Facebook decide that it’s time for privacy to die?
May, 2010
Beige boxes begone! Using Q-waves’ PC to TV streaming technology, we’re about to put your desktop out of commission, once and for all. If you’re not into PC gaming or editing high def video, all you need to word process and hop about online is a lowly netbook, and Q-waves’ Wireless USB AV Kit to hook it up to a big screen and make that hulking PC tower redundant. And because no cables are needed, it’s ready to stash in your bag when you head on out too. Our guide explains how to set this hassle free solution up, in short and simple steps.
Q-waves’ wireless USB gear doesn’t just grant you instant TV streaming from your computer: it’ll let you chuck files over the air and use USB gadgets from the other side of the room, as if they were plugged right in. It’s simple, seamless, wireless networking, and it means you can backup your computer, be it desktop, laptop or netbook, automatically, wherever you leave it lying around the house. Now there’s no need to fear your PC taking a tumble and losing all your holiday snaps: our Q-waves guide shows you how to back up all your media, work and more in just minutes.
Q-waves’ TV streaming gear isn’t just for slinging video from your laptop to your flatscreen. It’s perfect for gaming too, without the hassle, expense and endless software updates of a next-generation console. And we don’t just mean a few blasts of Minesweeper: we’re talking first person shooters and blockbuster titles. Using Q-waves’ simple USB wireless networking set up, our guide will show you how to take your favourite games from your computer and play them on your telly, without the need for yet another set top box cluttering up your living room.
The Samsung Wave has caused quite a squall in the smartphone seas as the first handset to pack the bada OS. And if you’re itching to get your hands on it we’ve got good news. The Samsung Wave is already up for preorder and will start shipping this time next week, on iPad UK launch day no less.
iPad UK prices had some people rolling their eyes but the cost of a gold and diamond encrusted iPad from UK luxury gadget maker Stuart Hughes will probably make them faint. The 64GB iPad WiFi + 3G would normally set you back £699 but after adding diamonds and gold, the price of the iPad Supreme Edition rockets up to a bank balance obliterating £129,995.
The Sony NEX-5 grabbed our attention earlier this week with its HD video skills but it seems Sony already has a sequel in the works. The Sony NEX-7 will apparently bring 1080p HD video recording to the party, upping the ante from the Sony NEX-5′s 1080i HD video recording.