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News‘Up to’ broadband campaign wins first Westminster support for fairer broadband charging
Wispa’s ‘Up To’ campaign for pay-what-you-get broadband charging has won its first MP as its petition to Ofcom passed 600 signatures. Tim Farron, MP for…
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NewsPanasonic Eluga dL1 on sale now sim-free
It would seem that one online retailer has beaten everyone else to the punch. Expansys is flaunting what could well be Panasonic’s first UK smartphone…
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AppsKinect Star Wars App for Windows Phone: hands-on video
Star Wars for Kinect on Xbox 360 has received a mixed reception primarily due to the inclusion of a dance simulator dressed up in the…
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News74 per cent of the UK want 4G now dammit, says Everything Everywhere’s YouGov survey
4G in the UK is a way off and with the current debate between the networks and Ofcom – who gets what spectrum and how…
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NewsSky Cloud Wi-Fi app for iOS and Android now available for Sky Broadband customers
Sky Cloud Wi-Fi, the app for iOS and Android devices that lets you hook up to Sky’s 10,000-strong Wi-Fi hotspot network, is available to download…
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NewsFreeview viewers find iPlayer catch-up TV three times more attractive than 3D
Catch-up TV and on-demand TV are the favourite TV tech upgrades for Freeview viewers but 3D isn’t drawing a crowd. The free-to-air terrestrial TV platform polled…
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News2012 Olympics branding rights: posting photos to Facebook could infringe rules
With just 100 days left to go before London 2012 Olympics finally kick off, excitement is certainly mounting and for those lucky enough to have…
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NewsO2’s 4G superfast mobile broadband trial nets up to 150Mbps
A lucky thousand trialists on O2’s 4G mobile broadband trial in London have been enjoying speeds of 20-50Mbps, with bursts of up to 150Mbps. The…
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NewsBarclaycard Paytag: NFC payments are accessible to mobile users from any phone
Barclaycard has unveiled PayTag; a scheme, which brings NFC contactless payment technology to every mobile devices everywhere – even those without a built-in NFC chip….
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NewsBBC: extra Freeview HD Olympics channel
The BBC is launching an extra high definition TV channel for the Olympics on Freeview HD to include some of the extra HD coverage going…
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NewsWednesday Deals: HTC Wildfire S, Apple Care for iPad and more
It’s Wednesday, so we’ve been scouring the internet to bring you our top deals of the week. This week we’ve got a sim-only option from…
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NewsHTC One X receives first European firmware update
The HTC One X with its beautiful 4.7″ display and its quad-core prowess certainly turned heads when it launched recently, but even the greatest devices…
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NewsCeefax mourned on Twitter: An analogue wake in pictures
There’s a certain irony in the fact that fond memories of Ceefax are being discussed on Twitter. Back before the internet became a common household…
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NewsWeb founder Berners-Lee says more state snooping will destroy human rights
World-wide web founder Sir Tim Berners-Lee has called for the government to withdraw its proposal to extend online state surveillance. Sir Tim, who’s also a…
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NewsMPs’ say ISPs should make XXX material opt-in only
Internet service providers need to do more to protect children from pornography, according to a cross-party Parliamentary report published yesterday. The Parliamentary Inquiry into Online…
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NewsAsus PadFone, Transformer TF700 and TF300: European pricing and availability
According to news today the Asus PadFone could be hitting shops in Europe in May, along with the Asus Transformer Pad Infinity 700 and Asus…
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NewsApple and Samsung to meet over patent disputes
Could the patent war be over? Apple and Samsung have agreed to convene in San Francisco under the recommendation of the US courts in an…
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NewsBT’s misleading Infinity broadband claims draw ineffectual punishment
Misleading claims in BT Infinity fibre-optic broadband ads have drawn fire from the UK’s advertising watchdog. The Advertising Standards Commission has told BT not to…
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