There are 47 articles written in January 2012
posted on 31 January 2012
Good news is coming to Sky customers, as the
giant has announced a whole array of improvements that it has made
and is going to make to its Sky Anytime+
product.
Sky is planning to expand the number of the programmes it offers on
its VoD (video-on-demand) service, as it has
underlined that it saw the product grow rapidly.
Sky Anyti... [read more]
posted on 27 January 2012
While Nokia seems to be slapped by competition,
Samsung has reported more joyous news.
According to recent reports, Samsung has posted its best yet
quarter, reporting that its operating profit reached
£3bn, all thanks to the sales of its
smartphones.
While popping champagne bottles, the firm also admitted that it
was planning to in... [read more]
posted on 27 January 2012
In a bid to avoid a batch of legal charges from some countries,
Twitter has decided to add some geographical
changes to the way we tweeted.
Some of you might remember that Twitter, among other social
media platforms, was widely used during the London riots, but
equally has been seen as a news source during the Arab Spring as
users wer... [read more]
posted on 26 January 2012
Some of you might remember that a certain flaw within
O2's system was uncovered a few days ago, but now
the mobile operator has confirmed that the error is fixed.
As a quick reminder, the mistake meant that websites had
access to the numbers of O2 customer's that were visible
when users accessed the web.
This raised a whole array of... [read more]
posted on 26 January 2012
Health experts have now claimed that tablet computers
may well be harming us - causing shoulder pain, for
instance.
A study conducted by Microsoft, the Harvard School of Public
Health, Brigham and Women's Hospital and a few US ergonomics
experts claimed that the main reason why your iPad might be killing
you slowly is that you probabl... [read more]
posted on 25 January 2012
The European Commission is planning to force
internet giants such as Google and
Facebook to give their users more control over
their personal data.
The proposal would force websites to get consent from users to
collect their data. They would also have to tell users how they
intend on using the information and allow data to be complete... [read more]