BT Openreach is all set to improve the UK’s standing on Broadband speed charts. The company announced its three pronged strategy for giving a push to broadband in the country.
Irrespective of your personal feelings towards Steve Jobs there’s no doubt that he was one of the most influential people of the last 25 year’s. He changed the way the
Steve Jobs, the co-founder of Apple Inc, passed away last night at his home in California, just a day after the company announced their new iPhone, the world is mourning the loss of someone who really changed the way we use technology from day-to-day.
There is no other way to say it, but the legendary Steve Jobs is no more. The iconic Apple founder had been battling with various ailments for quite some time.
As many had suspected Apple's new CEO Tim Cook took to the stage at their Cupertino Head Quarters to unveil their new iPhone. But it wasn't the iPhone 5 that we had all hoped for - but a iPhone 4S - essentially the same phone on the outside, but a handset that has been completely redesigned on the inside.
Facebook is putting on a brave face and seems to be all set to have a duel with Google+. Its latest weapon is ‘Timeline’, the new format which will turn
So no new iPhone 5, but as many had predicted an iPhone 4s. It does indeed come with the iPad A5 processor, and a new 8-megapixel camera.
You can preorder from October 7th, and will be on sale on the 14th. The handset will come in both Black and White. The prices are: 16GB for $199, 32GB for $299, and 64GB for $399.
It’s going to be available in US, Canada, Australia, UK, France, Germany and Japan.
Last week Amazon unveiled to the world what they have planned for the future of their Kindle. The Kindle Fire, from the looks of it is a tablet that will look to try and compete with the runaway success of the iPad.
Last week we took a long hard look at what the Fire can't do. Today we take a slightly more optimistic look at what the Kindle Fire can do.
