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NewsOnline petition to sting spam callers £50 a time gets underway – UPDATED
An e-petition to see companies who bombard UK citizens with spam calls liable for £50 civil court claims has been launched. Designed to amend the…
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FeaturesPhilips Hue smart LED lights: Wins and Fails review
What is Philips Hue? Philips Hue is a collection of up to 64 multicoloured LED bulbs, which you can control from your smartphone. You can…
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NewsBT superfast fibre broadband to 95 per cent of Northumberland by 2016
BT has been awarded a contract to connect 95 per cent of Northumberland to superfast fibre-based broadband by 2016. The £18.9 million contract will see…
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NewsSky Movies boss: UltraViolet is 4.5 minutes too complicated for consumers
Disc-to-digital service UltraViolet is still too complicated to sell to consumers in a 30-second pitch, according to Sky Movies. Ultraviolet is supported by the majority…
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NewsNew TomTom Go 400, 500 and 600 hands on and photos
TomTom has revealed the latest addition to its burgeoning range of personal navigation devices, the new TomTom Go series. The range features all-new hardware and…
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NewsTomTom Runner and Multi-sport GPS watches revealed
TomTom might be best known for its range of car-based sat-nav products, but the company is branching out into the real of personal fitness. It…
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NewsSky Movies deal nabs The Master and Silver Linings Playbook for Sky Go and Now TV
Sky Movies has announced its latest exclusive deal, this time with indie film specialists Entertainment Film Distributors. The deal will see hit titles including The…
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NewsAndy Rubin reveals that Android was originally intended for cameras
Here’s an interesting tidbit for you to chew on this afternoon: Android was never originally intended for smartphones and tablets, but instead for cameras. Andy Rubin,…
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News4G is so old hat says Ofcom’s chief technology officer, as plans for 5G begin
As the 4G Freeview Fail rears its ugly head, Ofcom says that it’s time to start planning for 5G to prevent future screw-ups. Plans for…
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NewsSupposed iPad 5 case bolsters reports of a slimmer, narrower design
Another day, another iPad 5 leak. This one comes in the guise of an alleged case for the next iPad straight out of Hong Kong….
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NewsYouView rapped for claiming it’s a ‘unique’ and the ‘easiest’ catch-up TV service
YouView can’t claim to be either unique or the easiest way to watch catch-up TV after Sky and Virgin moaned to watchdogs about its advertising….
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News4G Freeview At800 test headed to Brentford and Isleworth from April 29
The next test to see how 4G signals will affect Freeview will take place in Brentford and Isleworth on April 29. At800, the body responsible…
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NewsO2 Refresh offers a flexible contract for early phone upgrades
Tying yourself down with a two year smartphone contract isn’t ideal when phone manufacturers are clearly sticking to a yearly – or even faster – release…
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NewsSheep dog keeps injured owner alive for four days after crash
A pet dog kept its owner from certain death when the hapless man crashed his car in an Australian mountain range. Herbert Schultz was relatively…
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NewsMotorola hints at smaller phones with stock Android
Yesterday at AllThingD’s Dive into Mobile conference, Eric Schmidt got everybody’s attention by saying that Motorola’s next line of products would be “phenomenal.” We’ll have…
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NewsBBC iPlayer for Android downloads coming soon-ish
Downloading programmes from BBC iPlayer on Android phones and tablets will be a reality soon, says BBC technology partner Inside Secure. The company which provides…
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NewsBritish family follow sat-nav blindly into Italian river
Earlier this year we brought you the story of an elderly woman who followed her sat-nav across several countries on an epic 900-mile journey that…
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NewsFirst gay driving school opens in UK
Being homosexual can be difficult enough in a world where ignorance and prejudice seemingly knows no bounds, but at least one businesswoman is trying to…
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