All in all, it’s been a pretty good weekend in the UK. YouTube movie rental service is finally here and now Starbucks has extended its free Wi-Fi service. The world’s
Following closely in the footsteps of Orange, Three is due to release contract-binded iPads with WiFi and 3G to those who aren’t a fan of paying full price for the tablet.
Skype have today debuted a fully working Android app. The video calling company are now offering their services on mobile devices with no Verizon limitations. Android Police have reported that
Apple has announced that the WiFi iPad will be launching in China this Friday the 17th September. The iPad will go on sale at 10am in Apple retail stores and
Vodafone is following closely behind 3’s example of how WiFi for mobile phones should be done by releasing its own portable wireless hotspot. Vodafone’s mobile WiFi, made by MiFi creator
What are Google and their street view cars like? Don’t get me wrong I think Google’s street view is a fantastic tool. You drop the little green man onto the
Starbucks UK is now offering free in-store Wifi to its customers, providing you are a member of their Starbucks Card Rewards programme.
The free Internet access has come about because of a new agreement between Starbucks and BT to deliver BT Openzone high-speed wireless broadband at more than 650 Wi-Fi enabled Starbucks coffeehouses throughout the UK and Ireland.
Apple has launched the 2TB version of its wireless network backup solution Time Capsule. At the same time it has lowered the price of its 1TB model. As well as being a wireless backup device, the Time Capsule is also a full-featured 802.11n Wi-Fi base station. And now it operates in 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands simultaneously.
