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NewsGoogle’s Project Glass imagines augmented reality glasses
Those clever folk at Google are always working on the next big thing and their latest concept, codenamed Project Glass, imagines a world where what…
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NewsParamount films coming to Google TV, Google Play and YouTube
Google and Paramount have done a deal which’ll see the likes of the Godfather Trilogy, Ferries Bueller’s Day Off and, er, I Love You Man…
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NewsDigital UK: 400,000 can now get Freeview for the first time
Digital UK, the body responsible for the switchover told Recombu Digital that Stage 1 went “very smoothly, with nothing unexpected,” adding that 400,000 homes in…
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NewsNokia Lumia users in Finland get Nokia TV
Nokia has confirmed that its leaked Nokia TV service is coming to Lumia smartphones such as the Nokia Lumia 800 or Nokia Lumia 710. If…
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NewsSwiftKey 3 Beta available now (video)
Android users can now update their Facebook, Tweet and email without needing to space out words thanks to the latest version of SwiftKey, the hugely…
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NewsApple investigates new iPad 3 WiFi issues
Apple has begun to recall some new iPad 3 tablets in the US over reports of WiFi connection issues, according to a leaked internal document….
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NewsO2 launches community website
“It gives us great pleasure to launch our brand new O2 Community,” said a post on the new user forums created by O2, which have…
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NewsOption Beemo: Quad-band LTE USB dongle, compatible with UK 4G
While the new iPad won’t be able to access superfast 4G when they (finally) hit the UK, the Option Beemo will. A new USB dongle…
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NewsNetflix UK heads LG’s 2012 Smart TV drive
Broadband-delivered smart TV and apps feature in more than half of LG’s 2012 TV range, with more than 70 per cent of sets including WiFi…
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NewsOnline Safety Act 2012 Private Members Bill seeks to make online porn access opt in
Alongside proposals to monitor internet activity in real time, the UK Government may be debating a separate Private Members Bill that would see ISPs shuttering…
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NewsUK Government web surveillance plans delayed
Plans for new surveillance laws giving the UK Government freedom to monitor people’s browsing habits in real time look to be delayed. Speaking to the…
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NewsSkype: video calling commonplace by 2020
Skype believes that video calling will be commonplace thanks to cameras in every piece of kit from TVs to phones by 2020. Theo Short, Skype…
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Apps, NewsThe Cloud opened free to Sky’s unlimited broadband subscribers
Sky’s unlimited broadband users will get free unlimited WiFi across 10,000 The Cloud hotspots from mid-April. Subscribers will be able to automatically login using an…
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NewsDigital Switchover in London ushered in by ICA’s Remote Control exhibition
The Institute of Contemporary Arts has decided to usher in the Digital Switchover, which begins in London today, in style. The transmitter unit from a…
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NewsBlinkbox inks Disney deal: Toy Story and War Horse on-demand in the UK
Online movie service blinkbox has signed a deal with Disney in the UK and Ireland that’ll see subscribers able to get favourites like Toy Story,…
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NewsSamsung Galaxy S3 screens head to production
We may not have got to play with the Samsung Galaxy S3 at Mobile World Congress this year, but according to media reports coming out…
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NewsNetgear Genie turns your iOS or Android device into a DLNA remote control
Netgear Genie, an app for iOS and Android devices, cements the mobile phone’s rightful place in the living room. Free to download from the App…
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NewsSamsung Galaxy S2 plagued by ICS update problems
The Ice Cream Sandwich update is rolling out to the Samsung Galaxy S2 at the moment but it seems a number of users have had…
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