After quit a bit of hype, Microsoft have unveiled its successor to the troubled Window’s Vista with the uniquely named Windows 7. As you may have guessed, this is the seventh release of Windows, but from initial reports, there isn’t that much of a difference to really warrant a new generation.
Here’s a nifty service we’ve come across- if you’re one of the many iPhone or iPod Touch users out there, there is now a service which allows you to access
If you’ve got a personal or professional blog (apart from nan, who doesn’t?) why not take your tech credentials to the next level by turning it into an iPhone app? In the past, intense programming and going cross-eyed at scripts just to get a feed onto a handset may have been enough reason to put people off. Well, the guys over at AppLoop will help you to keep the optician at bay with their newly launched, Mobile Application Generator.
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.
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
The SimDevil claims to be able to unlock over 992 models of mobile and mobile modems.
It’s been only a few days since I talked about the proliferation of social networking sites and it seems that Myspace is looking to increase their share once again, this time with online music downloads. It was looking to open its digital doors back in April of this year but wranglings between record companies and Myspace Music have finally been resolved and the service is now live. Well, in the United States at least.
What do I care, I use iTunes already, right? And downloads are downloads, right?
Ok, this is a bit of a strange one which I came across the other day and just didn’t know what to think. Recognising that many people use the alarm
