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NewsLocal fibre broadband projects should get national ISPs on board, Lords told
Local fibre broadband projects need common standards so they can offer a choice of internet providers to their communities. That’s the advice from Labour MP…
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NewsRolls Royce axes 102EX electric Phantom concept due to… Zzzzzz
Rolls-Royce will not be building an all-electric version of the Phantom. The company has pulled the plug on the ambitious 102EX project due to a…
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NewsTalkTalk vs BT Infinity: annoying students live on thanks to ads watchdog
BT’s talent for annoying ad campaigns remains undiminished after advertising watchdogs cleared the BT Infinity students to return. TalkTalk complained that the opening ad in…
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NewsWednesday Deals: Samsung Galaxy S2, BlackBerry Curve 9380 and more
It’s Wednesday, and for once a lovely and sunny day if you are lucky enough to be outside. Today we’ve search the internet to bring…
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NewsNew legislation allows Google’s driverless cars to roam California
California is on course for a future where driverless cars are the norm. The State Senate has approved a bill, by a comprehensive vote of…
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News4G Freeview relay retunes revealed
More than 100 Freeview relay transmitters will have to change some of their broadcasting frequencies to avoid interference with 4G superfast mobile broadband. Ofcom is…
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NewsMazda to partner with Fiat on MX-5-based sports car
Building a sports car in this day and age is a risky business. Consumers tend to have little disposable income and prefer sensible hatchbacks and…
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NewsSamsung blocks leaked Samsung Galaxy S3 S-Voice app
Just a few days ago we reported on a leaked Samsung Galaxy S3 ROM, complete with S-Voice – Samsung’s version of Apple’s Siri, a voice-controlled…
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NewsSky saved by Netflix and Lovefilm as regulator backs down over films
Netflix and Lovefilm have cancelled out Sky’s monopoly over Hollywood films on TV and saved the satellite broadcaster from having to cut the cost of…
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NewsVolvo V40 pedestrian airbag ready to deploy
Volvo has successfully launched the world’s first pedestrian airbag. The new technology should play a big part in helping the company realise its ambition that…
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NewsMeta Watch confirms first Bluetooth 4.0 smartwatch for iOS
Smartwatches are popular at the moment and now ex-executives from Nokia and Fossil have announced the Meta Watch, a combination of phone and watch available…
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News330Mbps fibre broadband: Eclipse first ISP to promise ultra-fast FTTP
Eclipse Internet is the first UK ISP to reveal an intention to offer up-to-330Mbps fibre-to-the-premises broadband later this year. BT Openreach said ISPs will be able…
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NewsSamsung Galaxy Note 10.1 gets new design and processor boost
When we first reviewed the Samsung Galaxy Note we loved it and were very excited when Samsung introduced the new version with a 10.1-inch screen…
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NewsBroadband UK: BT says Virgin should open its networks for more competition
Rapidly becoming the Itchy and Scratchy of UK telecoms, BT Openreach has renewed its call for Virgin Media to increase broadband competition by opening its networks…
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NewsHTC announces Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update schedule
HTC has released a new Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update schedule. By the end of July ICS will be available to all compatible UK…
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NewsT-Mobile and Orange 3G signal sharing project complete
Everything Everywhere has confirmed the T-Mobile and Orange signal sharing project is now complete. Now customers on either network will be able to share 3G…
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NewsOrange and T-Mobile 3G networks merged, Everything Everywhere completes big switch-on
If you’ve got a Samsung Galaxy S2, new iPad or a mobile broadband dongle and you’re an Orange customer you can now make full use…
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NewsTesla Model S passes crash testing, gets official release date
The Tesla Model S is officially on its way. The company’s brilliantly-named CEO, Elon Musk, today confirmed the car has passed safety tests and can…
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