Ok, hands up guys; when you were in high school, how many of you played the famous ‘chopsticks’ tune on the keyboard in music class? Quite a few I’m guessing!
As people do stranger and more extreme things to reach the front page of YouTube, it looks like the law is catching up with technology and using evidence from the
Mozilla has made the free upgrade to Firefox 3 available for public testing, and to grab everyone’s interest, they’ve packed it with a heap of new features that other browser companies will no doubt be paying attention to.
With iPods advancing in technology and coming out with enhanced colour, high-res screens, it seems a shame to limit that use to watching the counter tick away as your favourite song plays. Of course you can buy and download video from the Apple iTunes Store, but wouldn’t it be nice to have a wide range of movie choice not be limited to paying content costs determined by Apple? Well with the iRecorder, the sky is the limit with what you upload to your MP3 player.
I’m a great believer that organisation and planning makes life much easier. So when I’m about to set out on a journey, I like to know exactly where I’m going
We’ve seen TV programmes like the Gadget Show urge us to test our broadband speeds to make sure that we’re getting the fast connection speed we pay for. In response, internet providers have hit back and criticised the way these tests are carried out, saying that they cannot be relied upon to provide accurate results.
Here at Gaj-It we’ve seen a lot of touch-screen phones looking to oust the iPhone from the top spot, and this time around we’re taking a look at the upcoming Blackberry Storm 9500, due for release next month.
Known most notably up until now for their business class phones, this will be the company’s first offering that bridges the gap between business functionality, consumer applications such as GPS, and social networking tools.[…]
“Turn that music down, it’ll damage your ear drums!” my mum used to shout at my brother and I. But back when we were 12, the monotony of long journeys
