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Sep
23
Vodafone bags new HTC Tattoo Android phone
Vodafone has announced that it will be the carrier for the HTC Tattoo, and the Android powered phone will be available in October. The compact Tattoo (it will be the smallest.. moreSep
23
Microsoft to deliver Courier, dual screen tablet
A dual display touchscreen “booklet” is nearing the final stages of development in the Microsoft labs, according to a piece on gadget blog Gizmodo. With Apple rumoured to be working on.. moreSep
23
Need for Speed: Shift races to top of charts
The latest installment in EA’s long-running racing franchise, Need for Speed: Shift, has shot straight to the top of the charts. According to Chart Track, it secured the number one spot.. moreSep
23
Mobile broadband speeds under the microscope
The growth of mobile broadband has been unprecedented, but are mobile broadband subscribers getting what they pay for? A survey carried out by the comparison site broadband-expert.co.uk appears to show that the connection speeds advertised by the providers, and the actual connection speeds that the.. moreSep
23
Huawei to produce 56 Mbps from 3G
Huawei is one of those names that is familiar in the wireless business but is rarely heard from as it mainly carries out contracted work for other business. In the UK the name is associated with mobile broadband modems or dongles, but in a recent.. moreSep
23
Plusnet shortens broadband contracts
The internet service provider Plusnet will be reducing the length of its broadband contracts from eighteen months to twelve months and there is to be a price reduction too. The move offers the broadband consumer a wider choice of services and makes it easier for.. moreSep
23
BT Openreach releases the cost of fibre
With BT Openreach rolling out its fibre optic broadband at two test sites, the question of cost is being considered as a factor in how far this rollout will go. However, another trial is planned to take place at Highams Park in London, which could.. moreSep
23
BBC increases kids spend by £25 million
For some time there have been complaints about the quality and quantity of children’s programming. It seemed that this market was shrinking and that eventually children’s programming would disappear altogether. However, in what would seem to be a reversal of fortune, the BBC will be.. moreSep
23
ITV’s regional news losses could be £64 million
The media regulator Ofcom has revealed that the regional news services provided by ITV could be losing around £64 million a year by 2012. The provision of regional news has been the subject of discussion for a while now, but apart from sharing facilities with.. moreSep
23
