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Nov
26
Apple iTunes tagging arrives on UK radio
iPod Nano owners will be pleased to hear that Absolute Radio has become the first station in Europe to facilitate iTunes tagging. This means that if you’re listening to the station.. moreNov
26
ITV Player on Freesat in 2010
The free-to-air satellite TV service, Freesat, has announced that the catch up service from ITV will become available on the satellite TV platform during the first half of next year. The.. moreNov
26
3DTV a $10 billion business say Sony
3DTV is going to be the next big for the electronics giant Sony. In fact, according to the boss of Sony, Sir Howard Stringer, the company in pinning its hopes on.. moreNov
26
MSI GT740 and GT640 gaming laptops unveiled
MSI has announced two new Core i7 gaming laptops, the GT740 and GT640. Both models will have 4GB of system memory, nVIDA GeForce GTS 250M graphics with 1GB on board, a Blu-ray drive, HDMI port and a 640GB hard drive running Windows 7. There are.. moreNov
26
Scramble for Nokia N900 causes delay
The Nokia N900 Maemo powered tablet phone has hit delays coming to UK shelves. If you were looking forward to getting your mitts on one sharpish, the bad news is you’ll now have to wait until December 4th. This is according to a report by.. moreNov
26
Emblaze Mobile announces First Else phone
Israel based Emblaze Mobile has announced the First Else, a strangely named new smartphone which will employ an innovative Linux operating system called Else Intuition. As the name suggests, the focus of the OS is on intuitive use, and a design which allows the user.. moreNov
26
Swisscom offers hotel Smartphone WiFi service
Swisscom has become the first company to offer a Smartphone WiFi service that can be fully integrated with a hotel’s property management system. The service will allow guests to update their email, Podcasts, music and video libraries, without incurring roaming charges, while hotel operators will.. moreNov
25
New EU package approved
The new EU Telecoms Package has finally been approved by the European Parliament. The package, which has been two years in the making, promises to increase consumer rights by making it quicker to change telephone operators, and ensuring that clear information is given about contracts,.. moreNov
25
Pixel Qi develops solar powered HDTV
The company behind the One Laptop per Child scheme is developing an HDTV that will run off a battery, solar panel or crank. The sub-10 watt HDTV is designed for use is areas where the electricity supply is erratic, such as part of the developing.. moreNov
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