The Asus Eee Pad Transformer passed through our review with flying colours and even sold out in the UK but some owners have been plagued with power problems. The issue is around the keyboard dock which in some cases just isn’t charging the tablet.
But fear not, Asus says it’s got to the bottom of the problem and has promised a solution. What’s more, it’s getting ready to upgrade the mophing tablet machine to Android Honeycomb 3.2. Read on for all of Asus’ promises in full…
Google+ had a few hiccups this weekend when its notification system went haywire and began to fire out multiple emails about individual actions on the service. Our email inbox was clogged with 64 indentical messages and we saw reports of many other Google+ users with the same issues.
Google’s head of social, Vic Gundotra, appropriately headed for Google+ to explain how the glitch had occurred. For a company where servers seem to breed like rabbits, the answer was a little shocking: it seems Google+ ran out of disk space…
Here’s an odd iPad 2 bug: the Apple Discussions forums are reverberating with reports that the iPad 2 front camera locks up when using the FaceTime app to establish a video call.
The bug doesn’t affect every iPad 2 but it appears to be down to an iOS issue that should be relatively simple to fix. According to iPad 2 user reports, you need to restart to unfreeze the camera. Hopefully we’ll see a fix in time for the iPad 2′s UK debut tomorrow.
Remember that Windows Phone 7 data bug? We told you about it yesterday and now Microsoft has told the BBC that it is investigating the issue. Microsoft says there’s a fix on the way and told the BBC that it is “investigating the issue to determine the root cause and will update with information and guidance as it becomes available.” That’s good news but what about the people whose Windows Phone 7 devices munched right through their data allowances? Will Microsoft be offering compensation? We’re investigating.
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Got an iPhone? Then you’ll probably have been late for work at least once this week. The rolling back of British clocks caught iOS on the back foot, and it’s yet to fix the problem. But it might be just about to… and our salvation could come in the shape of iOS 4.2 this Sunday.
Google is rolling out Gmail Priority Inbox to all Gmail users this week, but it’s causing a (mildly entertaining) problem in Google Chrome already, which has meant that we, along with countless others, have opened our inboxes to the jaunty sound of some old ragtime type jazz. If this is you too, don’t worry, it’s not a virus, and yes, it is real.
Has the Xbox update issued this week given your Xbox 360 a red ring of death (RROD)? We’ve taken everything we’ve been told to Microsoft – hear what it has to say after the jump.
