Everyone’s favourite video site, YouTube, has improved its mobile site. This basically means that it is now easier for iPhone users to find the video they want and then, once they find it, get a higher quality presentation. The number of YouTube videos viewed on mobile devices has increased to a staggering 100 million videos daily. There is also talk of the YouTube internet site being reorganised again, to make searching for videos easier and more intuitive. ...
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If you see a diminutive guy dressed in purple, walking down the street and chatting on his iPhone, then I can confirm that is not who you think it is. Equally, the small chap sitting next to you in the internet café and laughing at our recent laptop reviews may very well be demented but he is not the artist formerly known as the artist formerly known as squiggle. You see, 80s pop sensation Prince has had a pop at the internet, computers and gadgets in a recent interview. The singer, who is no stranger to legal brushes with internet music...
An American court is going to be the scene of the first ever legal battle held over the allegedly poor quality of the iPhone’s reception. A group claim has been brought against Apple and AT&T by several users who are not at all pleased at the quality of calls which the iPhone 4 has offered them. A Maryland court room will be the setting for a rivetting legal battle, where a number of users will claim that the companies are guilty of negligence, fraud and deceptive trading practices. At the heart of the matter are the problems...
Virtually everything is Internet enabled today, even the ultimate fridge for the ultimate tech home. It’s simply not possible to find any item in the home (apart from maybe the toilet roll holder or the tap (see next post)) that is probably less likely to offer some of the very latest gadgets and tech but that’s a major part of the appeal of the Internet fridge – you don’t actually NEED to be able to look at the weather or listen to the news headlines from your fridge but by God you’ll love telling everybody how...
Dell have taken the initiative to bring some much needed excitement to the desktop, at last a PC manufacturer has decided to make the ugly looking lumps that generally hide under a desk just a little bit more attractive. The new Dell Inspiron 545 and 546 mini towers, and the 545 slim tower desktops provide a splash of much needed colour to an otherwise dull and unattractive piece of computer equipment. Coming in a range of delightfully garish colours such as Formula Red, true Blue, Plum Purple and Flamingo Pink this revolutionary PC colour...
Despite winning the war of the next generation DVD format, Blu Ray technology has really only limped into existence and if it wasn’t for the PS3 and, more recently, laptops and desktops including the ability to play (and very occasionally record) in the blu ray format it would barely have even registered as being a new technology. Things are finally starting to progress though with a number of new players either just having been released or, at the very least, bing released soon. Hitachi has also announced the DZ BD10H Blu Ray camcorder...
USB modems and mobile broadband is coming on in leaps and bounds in a very short space of time. Prices are already set respectably and by going on contract with any of the major providers you can bag yourself a free modem. If you want something completely different to the free dongles, then you might want to consider the Toshiba G450. It’s actually a bit of a bizarre hybrid between crap mobile phone and good USB modem mixed with a seriously unusual design. The three round sections you can see are the screen and two halves of the...