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New Apps for the iPhone?

So, here we have the brand new iPhone 3G, the iPhone 2.0. It’s cheaper than the original, and I’m supposing that Apple are hoping to shift even more across the globe. The iPhone is renowned for its fantatsic apps and design, well in my opinion at least. The SMS and phonebook, the great camera, Google [...]

Your thoughts on iPhone 2.0

When the iPhone was relased in the United States, thousands of people camped outside their local AT&T to get there hands on the latest gadget. In the United Kingdom, the reception wasn’t so good, as the large price put people off. O2, the authorised provider for the iPhone in the United Kingdom, have been struggling [...]

Website of the Week: I Want One Of Those

I WANT ONE OF THOSE
Online Shopping, www.iwantoneofthose.co.uk
Week Begining June, 2 2008
Online shopping is becoming more and more popular nowerdays, and if you are a gadget geek, a techno junkie, or a bargian hunter, then this site is exactly what you need. It contains hundreds of fantastic pieces of excellent technological and original kit for you [...]

Website of the Week: Adobe Photoshop Express

ADOBE PHOTOSHOP EXPESS
Online Picture Editing, www.photoshop.com/express
Week Begining May, 26 2008
So, you want to edit photos in true, professional Photoshop fashion but don’t have the money for the expensive product. Not to worry, as this fantastic online tool from Adobe will allow you to edit all your photographs like an expert on the net - for [...]

Technology: Should it take over?

In the 1870s, Alexander Bell and Elisha Gray invented the concept of the telephone, and in the 1920s John Logie Baird invented the television. These were amazing changes to technology, and the way people looked at it. People could talk to someone without leaving the house, and they could see entertainment on a screen without [...]

Internet Banking: Good or Bad Idea?

So. Your bank is offering to lower your bills, your interest rate or whatever if you choose have statements and do banking online rather than over the phone or on paper. My mother has experienced this, and so have I. And with my parents already being victims of fraud twice, they are very wary of [...]

Jason Hiner Predicts: Microsoft will leapfrog Vista, release Windows 7 early, and change its OS business

TechRepublic reports:
Microsoft is nothing if not responsive to its customers. In fact, it’s hyper-responsive. That’s why we’ve ended up with feature-bloat in both Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Office as the company has tried to please everyone by including everything-but-the-kitchen-sink in its software.
And that’s why Microsoft will ultimately try to quell the embarrassing Windows Vista debacle [...]

Do Consoles Really Differ?

Myself, I am not a gamer who uses a console a lot. In fact, I’m not really a gamer. My life is centered around the internet, computers and technology. But, on the occasion, I do “game”. And when I do, I ask myself the same question. Do games consoles really differ from each other.
I mean: [...]

Does That Computer Smell? - A Bitstrips Comic

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Dog Collars are fitted with Sat Nav Technology

Sky News Technology reports:
Satellite navigation technology is being fitted in dog collars to foil thieves and help owners find their lost pooches.
Tracking devices will be secured in a new lockable collar made from an anti-cut material.
Owners will receive a text message if their dog goes beyond a pre-determined boundary.
They can then log onto a website [...]

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