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NewsBT’s bendy fibre broadband cables could slash the cost of fibre-to-the-home
BT has developed a fibre-optic cable which can make sharp turns without kinking and could slash the cost of installing superfast broadband to homes and…
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NewsUpdate: Sky buys Acetrax on demand platform to power Sky Go and Now TV
Sky appears to have purchased Acetrax, the video on-demand operator based in Switzerland, for an undisclosed sum. Acetrax, which has inked distribution deals with the…
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NewsApple and Samsung to reduce patents in dispute
As anticipated, the legal altercations between Samsung and Apple, still scheduled for mediation later this month, are already causing issue before they’ve even made it…
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NewsNokia PureView time-lapse video is breathtaking
Some may argue that the Nokia 808 PureView doesn’t have a lot to offer beyond its behemoth of a 41-megapixel camera module and to some…
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NewsYouTube TV Original Channels coming to the UK
Not content to ply us with on-demand movies and catch-up TV, YouTube is set to stream fresh content on new Original Channels in the UK….
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NewsAmerica is the internet’s 2nd most evil citizen
America is the second-most aggressive source of internet attack traffic – and it’s getting worse. China leads the list of net bad boys, accounting for…
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NewsSky Now TV will launch before YouView
Sky is on track to publicly launch Now TV by the summer, before YouView formally launches. Figures for Sky’s first quarter 2012 yesterday also included…
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NewsNokia tablets and ‘phablets’ coming soon
It’s no secret that Nokia had been struggling to keep up with the rate of change within the mobile market, especially since iOS and Android really…
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NewsVirgin faces insurrection from Pirate Bay fans for blocking file-sharing site after court order
Militant file-sharers are planning direct action against Virgin Media for obeying a court order to block The Pirate Bay. The protesters plans range from denial-of-service…
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NewsSuperfast Broadband Britain faces £1.1bn shortfall according to LSE survey
Broadband Britain is facing a £1.1 billion shortfall if it’s to haul the UK out of the internet dark ages, according to a report from…
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NewsWorld’s Slimmest Freeview+ HD box: EchoStar Ultra Slim Box
We’re used to seeing ultrabooks, tablets and mobiles competing for the ‘world’s slimmest’ title but now the Size Zero product mania has gripped the Freeview…
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NewsTalking Freeview HD recorder: TVonics DTR-HD500
The RNIB (Royal National Institute of Blind People) and TVonics have teamed up to create the DTR-HD500; a Freeview+ HD set top box that sends…
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FeaturesFibre broadband 40Mbps: BT vs Sky vs TalkTalk vs Virgin Media vs the rest
Britain’s broadband is getting faster. High speed fibre-optic connections are no longer the preserve of a lucky few on pilot projects with BT and other…
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NewsMegaupload founder Kim Dotcom hires Nurburgring, races Kimi Raikkonen
There aren’t many things on this planet that money can’t buy. Just ask Kim Dotcom, founder of Megaupload, who recently published a video demonstrating exactly…
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FeaturesFibre broadband 80Mbps: BT vs Virgin Media vs Sky vs TalkTalk vs Plusnet vs the rest
Since BT Openreach was required to open up it’s fibre optic network, we’ve seen a few of ISPs offering or preparing to launch ‘up to’…
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NewsUber-cheap Dacia Duster to hit UK showrooms June 2012
The Dacia Duster is coming to UK showrooms at the end of June, and it’s bringing its ludicrously cheap price tag with it. Pre-orders for…
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NewsNissan GT Academy 2012 takes gamers from PS3 to podium
If, like us, you’re harbouring dreams of becoming a professional racing driver then you are in luck because Nissan GT Academy is back for 2012….
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NewsRIM confirms physical keyboard for BlackBerry 10
RIM has confirmed it will be releasing a BlackBerry 10 smartphone with a physical keyboard. Speaking at the BlackBerry World conference in Orlando, CEO Thorson…
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