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Oct
26
Dell Venue Pro priced at £499 sim-free
The Dell Venue Pro Windows Phone 7 handset has been priced up by an online retailer. According to eXpansys, the smartphone costs £499 sim-free, and it will be shipping on November.. moreOct
26
Reputable retail sites spam customers
Online shopping is set to rise over Christmas and most people believe they will be safe if they stick to shopping on sites with well-known names. However, this isn’t the case,.. moreOct
26
Dell Venue Pro will get Android version
The Dell Venue Pro was one of the initial line up of Windows Phone 7 handsets unveiled at Microsoft’s launch event earlier this month. The smartphone is a more business oriented.. moreOct
26
Need for Speed Hot Pursuit demo due today
Electronic Arts has announced that the demo for its upcoming cop and racer driving game will be out on the Xbox today, and PSN tomorrow. The demo will allow players to take the role of a chasing cop in the “Dark Horse” hot pursuit event,.. moreOct
26
VLC Media Player now on iPhone and iPod Touch
The VLC Media Player app is now available not only on the iPad, but the iPhone and iPod Touch with the latest version. VLC is a free and open source media player, and a clever bit of technical wizardry in that it allows you to.. moreOct
26
Google CEO says don’t like Street View? Then move…
The CEO of Google, Eric Schmidt, has come out with another one of his controversial and ill-thought out comments which leave you wondering just whether he was joking, or not. Coming on the heels of yesterday’s Street View car wi-fi collection furore, in which it.. moreOct
25
Virgin Media to roll out 100Mbps broadband this week?
It seems that the roll out of Virgin Media’s much awaited 100Mbps super-fast broadband service may start this week. PC Advisor reports that this is the case according to David Cameron, who hinted that the launch was coming at some point in the next four.. moreOct
25
BlackBerry App World goes desktop friendly
Rim has unveiled a web based version of its BlackBerry app store, to enable users to download and install apps direct from their computer desktop. The Register reports that BlackBerry customers will need to install a plug-in for their browser to facilitate hooking up and.. moreOct
25
