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Nov
27
Angry Birds Christmas Edition coming soon
The Angry Birds Christmas Edition is coming from Rovio – who was that coughing “cash-in” at the back? While the Halloween Edition of the game has not been long out, in.. moreNov
27
Waitrose launches Christmas app for iPhone and Android
Waitrose is getting into the mobile festive spirit with a free Christmas app for the iPhone, iPad and Android handsets. The app is crammed full of seasonal recipes – over a.. moreNov
27
HTC smartphones more searched for than Apple iPhone
Apparently, the Apple iPhone 4 isn’t the most searched for handset according to a survey by comparison site Good Mobile Phones. Mobile Magazine reports that Good Mobile Phones carried out research.. moreNov
27
Co-Founders of Pirate Bay lose appeal
A Swedish appeals court has upheld the decision that three of the Co-Founders of the Pirate Bay website are indeed guilty of encouraging illegal file sharing, which they were originally convicted of last year. The case was brought by the music and film industry, and.. moreNov
26
Nokia X7-00 smartphone leaked
A phone thought to be the Nokia X7-00 has been spotted on the net, showing off its mobile gaming capabilities. According to a report on Engadget, the video of a smartphone running Need for Speed pretty slickly is likely to be the X7 in action... moreNov
26
Motorola Milestone 2 now on sale in the UK
The Motorola Milestone 2 (the phone known as the Droid in the States) is now available to buy in the UK. eXpansys is flogging the Milestone sequel for £380 sim-free. For that money, you get a 1GHz processor, 3.7 inch display, 5 megapixel camera, 8GB.. moreNov
26
Vodafone now offers HTC Desire Z and Nokia C7
Vodafone has made a pair of new smartphones available to customers, the Nokia C7 and long awaited HTC Desire Z. Vodafone promised that the Desire Z would soon be arriving two weeks ago, so it’s no surprise to see it finally roll up. The handset.. moreNov
26
Police propose new Nominet scheme to close criminal websites
The Serious and Organised Crime Agency (SOCA) has come up with a new measure for dealing with websites which are engaged in criminal activities. It proposes granting Nominet the power to shut down such websites, if the police inform them that a site is breaking.. moreNov
26
ISP’s accuse Ofcom of limiting rural broadband options
Recent UK Government’s plans for rural broadband roll-out are being jeopardised before they even begin. This is according to a number of smaller ISP’s, complaining that Ofcom threatens to undermine rural broadband roll out due to a lack of coordination with government policy. The Government.. moreNov
26
