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Aug
20
PS3 to get the BBC iPlayer
In an announcement from Sony there was good news for PS3 owners in the UK, as they will soon be able to receive a new film streaming service along with access.. moreAug
20
Pub fined for showing foreign satellite Premier League
Yet another pub landlord has been fined for showing live Premier League football matches from a foreign satellite channel. Peter Sankey, of the Doverdale Arms in Droitwich, admitted that he was.. moreAug
20
BSkyB could be making £80 million out of ESPN
It has been estimated that BSkyB could earn as much as £80 million per year just from retailing the new satellite sports channel ESPN. According to the city analyst firm Citigroup,.. moreAug
20
UK viewers keep up pay TV subscriptions
The UK pay TV subscriber is still going strong despite the current financial climate, in fact according to the Televisions Got Talent report compiled by YouGov and Deloitte, consumers are sticking to their pay TV subscription. According to the report the consumer would rather sacrifice.. moreAug
20
Humber Lifeboat digs trench and installs own broadband
Some people say that if you want something done right, you have to do it yourself. Others go by the motto that those who help themselves see a greater reward. In the case of the Royal National Lifeboat Association both of these old adages ring.. moreAug
19
The law restricts the spread of Wi-Fi
UK researcher, Daithi Mac Sithigh, of the University of East Anglia reported that Wi-FI laws that are out of date may be creating the digital divide and restricting the growth of broadband in the UK. According to Sithigh, current laws that dictate how Wi-Fi should.. moreAug
19
Credit card hackers face jail
The US Department of Justice has announced that Albert Gonzalez, along with two others, is responsible for hacking into data from five corporations and stealing over 170 million credit and debit card numbers. The companies whose security was breached are all large conglomerates, including 7-Eleven,.. moreAug
19
Sex, chocolate, or a mobile phone? No competition
Although a new survey by ISP Lumison discovered that 75% of Britons could last 24 hours without a mobile device, it turns out that after 24 hours, lack of a mobile for communication could cause serious withdrawal symptoms. This is so serious that over 62%.. moreAug
19
Smartphones will dominate Euro market
Smartphones have been climbing up the European mobile market for the last several years, and now Gartner estimates that by the year 2012 smartphones will make up about 70% of the entire mobile market. Carolina Milanesi, a research director for mobiles, said that the rise.. moreAug
19
