As if there weren’t enough sensationalist headlines around already, the whole world now appears to have gone Swine Flu kerrazzy so it’s little surprise to hear that quick thinking app development company IntuApps should have its Swine Flu Tracker on the iTunes marketplace in two shakes of a…pigs tail.
We’ve all been there, sitting at our work desk dreaming of exactly what to say to your annoying co-workers when the day finally comes for you to quit being a
PSP fans will be excited today. All morning the internet has been abuzz, searching for news of second PSP device with rumours of cameras, touch screens and sliding designs.
CNN are reporting that Microsoft is facing its first fall in sales in more than 2 decades, and in the midst of a poor economic climate the Redmond based behemoth will clearly now be refocusing its efforts on regaining its previous market dominance, but what’s caused this turn of events?
Hold onto your hats folks because the kind people at Dell have reliably informed us that the wraps are now well and truly off the new Studio XPS 435 desktop machine in the UK - and boy does it sound tempting.
As you’ve probably noticed by now we’re big fans of robots around here, so one to cut our grass sounds just dandy to us – enter the Automower260 ACX from Husqvarna….
A little late I know but back at The Gadget Show Live, we managed to get a sneaky video demonstration from the staff at the Sonim stand on how they
Researchers have uncovered what they seem to think is a flaw in Windows 7 that has no fix. At the Hack in the Box Security Conference in Dubai, Vipin Kumar and Nitin Kumar demonstrated their Vbootkit 2.0 software, and used it to take control of a computer running Windows 7 at boot time.
