October 22nd has finally arrived, the public launch of Windows 7. To mark this launch two of the big anti virus and security software companies, Pandaand Kaspersky, are giving away for free 1 year licences to their Internet security and anti virus products.
As expected Apple has refreshed some of their lineup today, specifically the iMacs and the Mac Minis and they have introduced a new product the Magic Mouse. The new iMacs now comes with either a 21.5-inch display for a 27 inch display and the new Mac Minis have been given a power boost with options for a 2.66GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor model wit 4GB of memory.
It looks like the end of October is going to be busy in the tech world. It is my guess that even the most casual technology fan knows that this week sees the release of Microsoft next version of Windows, Windows 7. Also Dell has just announced that the new super thin Adamo XPS laptop will fully revealed on the same day as the Windows launch.
Ever wanted to watch live TV on your iPhone, well UK users using a service by TVCatchup. They have launched a browser based version of its services optimised for the
For some time now you’ve been able to buy the tracks you love on Spotify through 7Digital, but now it just got a whole lot easier as the music streaming
The main complaint about search engines is that they deliver unrelated results to what you had wanted to find. To capitalise on this frustration, Google have released a new search
Here’s an interesting topic, Apple have reportedly started shipping the iPhone 3GS with a new botroom that makes it impossible to jailbreak the handset. Jailbreaking the iPhone has always been
Wireless networking is everywhere, in our homes and in our towns and cities. You can go to Starbucks or McDonalds and use your laptop, mobile phone or iPod Touch to surf the net and even download music all for free thanks to Wi-Fi. All you needed was a hotpot, a place where Wi-Fi is available for you. However things are about to change with a new technology called Wi-Fi Direct.
