This week IFA begins and is the biggest technology event in Europe. It takes place every year in Berlin's Messe and this year’s looks to be the biggest and best yet.
For those of you who live outside the UK and want to take advantage of the BBC's on-demand service iPlayer, the BBC has confirmed today that they are planning to launch a global version of the service for the iPad only.
The iPhone rumour mill is racketing up more and more over the last couple of weeks and today is no different as a release date for the new iPhone 5 has been revealed as September 5th by Swisscom.
Sony has always stated that they would like to get their PS Vita out in time for Christmas for the US, Japan and Europe, but conceded with the effect of
Facebook and Google are known for their utter disregard for users’ privacy right and they generally can be found mirthfully flouting every existing norm of decency without even a smidgeon
The HTC 7 Pro is a fantastic smartphone. It looks great, it’s got a cool ’tilt-sliding-QWERTY-keyboard’ a 3.6-inch display. It just does the job. If you’re in the US that
Where I work, we have a lot of XP computers, they all have anti-virus installed because they are susceptible to malware. In fact they are so susceptible that it’s almost a full time job keeping them all free of viruses. So, if you want to make ATMs, what would be the last OS that you would use to do so? It seems that ATMs in Eastern Europe are being targeted by malware that runs on, you guessed it, Windows XP!
