Archive for the ‘Internet’ Category
Twitter announces integrated photo-sharing service, improved search
Posted by Andrew on June 2nd, 2011
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Huawei to double UK headcount
Posted by Andrew on April 14th, 2011
Vendor will create 500 new permanent roles in the UK bringing its total headcount to 1,000
Razer Switchblade Concept Makes The Jump To Production
Posted by Andrew on April 14th, 2011
You might remember the Razer Switchblade gaming console concept that was showcased at CES this year. If you do, you might also be pleased to know that Razer has announced they will be mass producing the device. Razer’s partnering with Chinese Internet company Tencent to bring the portable gaming beast to China and will ship with four games installed. Bur may consider worldwide distribution.
ASUS U35Jc: Jogging in Place
Posted by Andrew on October 1st, 2010
Introducing the ASUS U35Jc The fine folks at ASUS have had a string of pretty worthy ultraportables to their name. When we reviewed the U30Jc back, we found it to have just the right mixture of performance, battery life, and portability, and on top of all that, it just plain looked good. It was good [...]
The new AT&T Navigator for iPhone totally helps you run red lights
Posted by Andrew on October 1st, 2010
Perhaps that headline is a bit of an exaggeration. The latest update to Telenav’s AT&T Navigator for iPhone doesn’t tell you that you should run red lights, but it does tell you when you definitely shouldn’t.
Telenav has just pushed out an update to their turn-by-turn app for the iPhone, AT&T Navigator. One of the big new features, amongst others: Red-light camera alerts.
Crystal Ball joins BlackBerry Alliance
Posted by Andrew on September 24th, 2010
Tracking service provider Crystal Ball has joined BlackBerry’s developer Alliance programme, following availability of its tracking platform for BlackBerry handsets Tracking provider Crystal Ball has joined BlackBerry’s Alliance Select programme for mobile software and programme developers.The accreditation allows Crystal Ball access to products by BlackBerry maker Research in Motion (RIM) ahead of general release. Managing [...]
Protected Command Point (Moscow)
Posted by Andrew on August 23rd, 2010
The entrance to the Tagansky Protected Command Point is concealed in an unassuming 19th-century building a few minutes’ walk from a busy intersection. Given a paper pass by the guard, visitors take a high-speed elevator down to the formerly secret headquarters located 60 meters — almost the height of a 20-story building — underground. At [...]
Microsoft Mocks Google’s Background Image Bungle
Posted by Andrew on June 14th, 2010
Google pulls the plug on failed experiment after vast outcry…
Backup online accounts with Backupify
Posted by Andrew on June 1st, 2010
Apple today announced the most awaited iPhone OS 4.0 at a press event in US. The iPhone OS 4.0 includes around 100 new features. The prominent feature among them is the availability of multi-tasking. Multi-tasking will be valid for around 7 necessary services, which can be used by developers for new apps and additional features in existing applications. Apple also announced a new advertising model called iAd based on iPhone apps. Apple iPhone OS 4.0 will be available for iPod touch 3rd generation, iPad, iPhone 3G S and upcoming iPhone 4G/HD. Apple iPhone 3G and 2nd generation iPod’s also get some features of the iPhone OS 4.0, but not multi-tasking. The developer version of iPhone OS 4.0 download is now live at Apple website. The final build of the iPhone OS 4.0 will be pushed to devices by June of this year.
Speck PixelSkin iPhone Cover
Posted by Andrew on June 1st, 2010
Looking for some protection for your iPhone? This would do it.
