Yes, you read that correctly. The first iPhone Worm that has been discovered does not constantly reboot your handset, nor does it search for stored personal details. Instead, it changes
The Gadget Helpline, a telephone help desk for those with gadget problems, surveyed 75,000 calls received between 25 September and 23 October 2009 to find out how men and women handle gadget problems. The biggest thing (and probably the most obvious but it is good to have the statistics) is that more women read the instructions for their gadgets, devices and appliances than men.
While other phone manufacturers are touting more megapixels, music, and apps, Nokia has paid a bit more attention to the redundancies and repossessions on the news every night, releasing a
One of the reasons Apple Corps. did’t want Apple Inc. (the makers of the Apple Mac, the iPod and the iPhone) to get into music was because of the confusion over the names. So when you read Apple in the title you may have wondered why Apple Inc. are releasing a USB stick with music on it. The answer is simple, it is the other Apple. Apple Corps. (pronounced “apple core” as a pun) is the corporation founded by The Beatles to handle all of their business matters. Now Apple Corps. and EMI Music are releasing an apple shaped USB stick with 14 of the Beatles’s albums in digital format.
Apple has taken advantage of the Windows 7 hype by using Microsoft keywords to generate cheeky Google ads for Macs. One sponsored ad appears only when “Windows 7” or “download
The Ricoh GR Digital III is a 28mm fixed focus lens, compact digital camera. The sample I have for review comes with the GW-2 0.75x wide angle lens that gives it 21mm focal length. Selling for over £500.00, this neat little camera from Ricoh is in direct competition with some entry level DSLR cameras from the likes of Sony and Olympus. Given Ricohs reputation for quality, can this compact offer something that the entry DSLR cannot? Read on to see if this is the camera for you.
You may have noticed a bit of a revamp if you’ve logged on to Twitter lately. The site has released its new Twitter Lists feature to more users, in an
‘I said a hip hop the hippie the hippie to the hip hip hop, a you don’t stop the rock it to the bang bang boogie…’. Anyone remember those lyrics
