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Any notions of the iPhone 5 somehow not living up to the enormous hype have been spectacularly doused this week, as new research suggests that no less than 65% of consumers are looking to invest in an iPhone at some time in the near future. And of the 65% heading Apple’s way, a staggering 51% said that they will be investing in iPhone 5 as soon as possible following … [Read more...]
Consult a snapshot of a hotel poolside, wilderness camping retreat or outback adventure holiday of any kind today and you’ll notice one enormous difference from another taken 20 years ago – you’ll seldom see a soul present without his or her mobile phone. Even if not using theirs religiously, chances are 90% will be glancing at their iPhone in-between drinks, checking … [Read more...]
Cyber-crime in the UK reached all-new peaks during the early stages of 2012, with more illegally obtained passwords and personal details having been traded than in the whole of 2010. The market for identity theft once again appears to be growing in size, strength and severity. According to new research made public this week, no less than 12 million items of private … [Read more...]
Speaking honestly the recent Cookie Law by United Kingdom is right hash-up from start to finish. Now let us find out from start to finish what is this EU Cookie Law. In recent few months you may have noticed "cookie settings" warning from websites that it uses cookies. The warning has been also seen from high-profile U.K. websites that they are using cookies such … [Read more...]
There's a lot of buzz all around on the Web about Google's own tablet brand Nexus 7. The device is to hit few markets by mid of July and is learned to be competing directly with Amazon's Kindle Fire and indirectly with Apple's iPad. Nexus 7 is to run on the latest Android 4.1 Jelly Bean operating system and is priced just $199, the price that Amazon fixed for its … [Read more...]
Research in Motion’s (RIM) dark cloud just will not seem to go away, with today bringing the news that Australian airline Qantas is to replace its entire contingency of BlackBerry Smartphones and devices with iPhones. While the loss of approximately 1,300 sales is of course a less than significant number on a global basis, the negative PR resulting from a shift to … [Read more...]
If you were planning on heading down to the High Street this week to finally get your hands on the already-legendary Google Nexus 7, let me be the first to advise you not to bother doing anything of the kind. Don’t get me wrong, I’ve nothing against Google’s new tab and can’t wait to get hold of one myself, but reports are flying in from all angles that third-party … [Read more...]
If you were under the impression that one of the biggest selling-points of all carried by the upcoming iPhone 5 would be that of 4G LTE connectivity, newly gathered sales figures would seem to argue otherwise. In fact, despite the fact that the iPhone 4S delivers no 4G LTE bragging-rights and is becoming more antiquated by the day, it is still attracting more sales … [Read more...]
Sprint has finally taken a big step toward catching up with its rival networks right at the top of the big-leagues, by officially launching its 4G LTE service in America as of this Monday. Don’t get too excited yet however, as Sprint’s initial rollout of 4G LTE coverage will only reach 15 cities spanning five of the country’s key markets. More Cities to … [Read more...]
Controversial file-sharing site the Pirate Bay may have experienced a drop in activity after courts in the UK ordered internet service providers to block access, though according to the BBC any effect was moderate and temporary at best. Should recently gathered data prove to be accurate, peer-to-peer activity involving the Pirate Bay website was back up to its … [Read more...]