Category: Internet Browsers
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Google Flights feature takes off in the States
Google Flights has taken off within the United States as a new feature to its search engine which offers to aid travellers in finding and booking flights easily and all through the familiar Google interface. The recent merger of internet force Google and travel tech co. ITA Software has birthed the new feature, which can […]
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Virgin Media’s budget mobile packs a punch for under a tenner!
Virgin Media has outted an affordable little number to suit anyone’s budget. The VM560 is created by Alcatel and is part of the ‘One Touch’ range and brings the price of owning a socially-enabled mobile down to only £9.99. Add an initial £10 top-up and this Pay As You Go mobile is still comes […]
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4oD web telly service to get user interface reboot
Channel4.com will present a redesigned user interface for its 4oD service, featuring new look and some added features and it’s set for launch on August 31st. The on-demand service keeps telly addicts up to date with the last 30-day’s worth of current Channel 4 telly such as drama Hollyoaks and home improvement show Grand […]
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Google Chrome browser set to appear on Android tablets and smartphones?
Google makes nice with the WebKit masses, builds bridge for mobile Chrome
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Watch Top Gear on Facebook from today!
The BBC’s delivery of top British telly on the social net continues – following from the launch of classic and modern age Doctor Who on-demand episodes on Facebook last month, now the Beeb has brought popular motoring-humour programme Top Gear right to the desktop through the show’s official Facebook page. Visit the Top Gear […]
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Google TV app in the works for Android tablets
Google has just announced its Android platform SDK has given the all-go for developers eager to get tuned in to the latest evolution for the Google TV service – the inevitable leap to mobile gadgets. Google TV is an Internet Portal Television service provided by the California co. in partnership with Intel, Logitech and Sony […]
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British Airways trial iPads for flight attendants
High flying co. British Airways has announced its letting its cabin crew try out the latest iPads in an attempt to improve it customer’s in-flight service. Flight attendants will now be equipped with the Apple tablet, which will include a vast range of information on safety, schedules and seating, as well as individual passenger details, […]
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LG officially announced the Android LG Optimus Sol
The LG Optimus Sol has had a long life with a bit of exposure but after months of leaks and name changes the sunnily named Android handset has finally been confirmed by LG in an official press releases so bring on the LG Optimus Sol. The Optimus Sol was originally announced with a string of […]
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Skype aquires GroupMe – Multiperson text-based chat to rival Google+
Skype has just announced its purchase of GroupMe, a mobile group texting service – which adds another social weapon to the arsenal against Google. Working much like the Huddle feature on Google+ for mobiles, GroupMe brings friend together for multiperson conversations using text-based “chatting” allowing easy organisation of get-togethers and keeping everybody involved “in the […]
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Google Maps show us the Weather!
Google, who are keen to pretty much own the internet, have launched yet another new addition to the Google family – this time in the form of weather forecasting via Google Maps. “Whether you’re organizing a trip overseas or a picnic at a local park, knowing the weather forecast is a crucial part of the […]
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RIM: BlackBerry music streaming service on the way?
Is BlackBerry about to get its own Spotify?
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Looted Laptop thief found using hidden tracking software!
There has been a lot of media coverage of the recent Riots that have happened around the UK, with Politicians looking at the banning of social network sites, due to their involvement in the organization of some of these riots. There was also one poor guy who was arrested for trying to set up a […]