Motoblur, Motorola's social network juggling skin for its new Android DEXT phone, looks almost tasty enough to tempt us away from the HTC Hero, but if you've got a T-Mobile G1, you might not even need to upgrade. One enterprising Android addict has got Motoblur running on the year old phone already, so read on for the details on the heavenly hack.
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It seems the once impregnable fortress that is Apple OS X is getting attacked from all sides. Reports are emerging of a new bug in Snow Leopard which is after users' data. Read on to see just how you can guard against attack on your Mac.
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A Napster iPhone app has been made and is good-to-go. That's the word from Napster's Thorsten Schliesche, who told us that his team of music mad software mavens had an app ready, but that it won't launch until labels ease up on pricing regulations.
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The phishing scam that led to thousands of Hotmail account details being posted online could have affected many more webmail services than first though: Gmail, Yahoo and AOL mail users are also believed to have been affected. Read on for the full details.
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We may not be getting the Zune HD in Blighty anytime soon, but we could still be getting Zune music services: Microsoft has said it's looking at bringing Zune to mobiles. Read on for all the deets.
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The latest version of Windows Mobile, 6.5, may pack a bunch of new features, but one missing from any of the launch devices we played with was multitouch, to let you zoom around with two finger gestures at speed. That could soon be about to change though, as not only has the HTC HD2 arrived to upset everything with capacitive, iPhone-like touch, but Microsoft has promised us much more to come too!
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Got a Hotmail or Windows Live email addy? You need to change your password, ASAP: a document of more than 10,000 addresses and matching passwords has been leaked online, meaning any user on that list has been left wide open to identity fraud.
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England's World Cup qualifier against Ukraine this weekend will be the first England international streamed online only, marking a major first for sports coverage on the web. But will audiences be willing to stump up a fiver or more for a virtual seat?
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