May
24

Wives more likely to e-spy than husbands

It’s official – according to a recently conducted study anyway. Wives are more likely to rifle through their husband’s emails, texts or web histories to try and find out if they’re.. more
May
21

Sequoia releases ultra low power Bluetooth and WiFi modules

Reading-based Sequoia Technology Limited has released a new range of ultra low power modules for portable Bluetooth and Internet enabled products. The modules include the necessary stack and profiles to allow.. more
May
21

Google raises the curtain on Android 2.2

Google has unveiled the next step of operating system Android’s evolution at its I/O conference. Android 2.2 is also known as Froyo – that’s short for frozen yoghurt, apparently. Seemingly they’ve.. more
May
21

Freeview on a laptop

With the FIFA World Cup kick off only a matter of weeks away, England fans will be wondering how they are going to get to see the live games without falling out with the boss. One of the easiest solutions would be to turn the.. more
May
21

Google Smart TV debuts

With the Google IO in full swing, the launch of Google TV is imminent. Already page holders can be found with the text “Insert Android press release/TV press release”, which is an indication that if not the full launch, something will be taking place. The.. more
May
21

It’s 3D Saturday on Sky Sports

The Premier League football season may be over and the World Cup may only be broadcast in 2D for England’s matches, but these excuses do not mean that the new Sky 3D Channel is inactive, in fact quite the opposite. This weekend will see BSkyB.. more
May
21

New 3D TVs from Samsung

The electronics firm Samsung is regarded as being the world’s largest maker of flat screen televisions and to add to the range, the company will be launching two more liquid crystal display televisions that support the latest 3D technology. These new televisions come with a.. more
May
21

Half of games will be in 3D in two years

It seems that 3D will have the same effect on the games industry as the introduction of high definition TV a while back, had on the games industry, when it adopted the new format. According to the games maker Ubisoft, within two years around 50.. more
May
21

SeeSaw offers pay to view service

The video on demand (VoD) provider, SeeSaw, which is based on the old Project Kangaroo technology, is moving into the territory of pay TV by offering its users up to a thousand hours of content. It will cost just 99p to £1.19p for an episode.. more
May
21

Newspaper archives to go online

Putting the newspaper archives from the British Library online may seem like a simple enough task but according to the organisation, the four million historic pages from the national newspaper collection will take around two years to complete. But that is just the tip of.. more