Since it was released last week the Skype app has become the most popular download on the Apple iTunes app store - with more than a million downloads so far, and counting, but some mobile carriers have blocked the VoiP app on their 3G networks; with some going as far as even blocking usage via Wi-Fi.
A slightly late-to-the-party, movie tie-in, spider-phone is now up for sale for a respectable HK$1180, that's about £104 to us.
Recently, it may have come to your attention that Microsoft and TomTom, the satnav maker, have reached a settlement over a patent dispute. The dispute revolves around the FAT file system, and it’s use in the TomTom’s Linux based OS. Microsoft said that the use of this file system infringed their patent, and so to court.
Despite the date, it’s official - Blackberry App World is now live…read on to find out more..
It seems that the web-based online threat is still growing. An article on ZDNet claims that malicious sites have increased 200% in the last month alone.
Remember back to when you first saw the Mac vs Windows adverts, either on the TV or on the net like I did which featured Mitchell (PC) and Webb (Mac) doing a sketch? Well, the most important bit about that advert was the fact that they were advertising for Apple. In case you’ve forgotten bits, here’s a picture to jog the old memory..
If you own a PS3 then you own/ owned Metal Gear Solid: Guns Of The Patriot. If you own an iPhone or an iPod Touch then you can now own
Most companies with any sort of IT infrastructure have got some sort of disaster recovery plan. Whether it be a set of tapes or CD’s or a redundant data centre, the idea of loosing the company accounts on a hard drive that has become a paperweight is something that keeps IT managers awake at night.
