Pay-As-You-Go has always been the cheap way to monitor your monthly phone expenditure, but you don’t often get many decent deals like free minutes with your £20 of top-up. On
Do you remember back in April when Skyhook’s CEO casually mentioned the existence of the X2 in passing? No? What were you doing!
I don’t mean to make you feel bad if you’re reading this on your iPhone, LG Arena, SE Xperia, Samsung Omnia, Nokia 5800 or yet another phone that doesn’t get
Where I work, we have a lot of XP computers, they all have anti-virus installed because they are susceptible to malware. In fact they are so susceptible that it’s almost a full time job keeping them all free of viruses. So, if you want to make ATMs, what would be the last OS that you would use to do so? It seems that ATMs in Eastern Europe are being targeted by malware that runs on, you guessed it, Windows XP!
With money concerns high on everyone’s agenda lately, it may be time to spare a thought for the issue that used to dominate the media before we realised that we’d
When using tech starts to give you a black eye, you know you have a problem. This much could be said for James Coleman, the first man in in the
It looks like clear is the new black. We mentioned yesterday that LG has released a transparent handset, now Microsoft has unveiled the gaming control of the future at the
While fixed broadband has become as normal in people’s homes as toasted cheese sandwiches, another means of connecting online is starting to take the market by storm: mobile broadband. Mobile
