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Oct
31
Battlefield 3 storms number one spot
In an unsurprising turn of events, Battlefield 3 has shot straight to number one upon its release. EA’s game shoved Batman: Arkham City down to number two, with sales of the.. more
Oct
31
Google doodles Halloween with video
Google is celebrating Halloween with a time-lapse video “doodle” of pumpkins being carved. The giant pumpkins sat on top of hay bales are carved in a frenzy of sped up activity.. more
Oct
31
Zeebox social TV app goes live
The Zeebox app has been launched on the iPad, and will be coming to the iPhone, desktop PC and other platforms in short order. Billed as a TV viewer’s social companion,.. more
Oct
31
Ubuntu on mobiles by 2014
Popular Linux distro Ubuntu could be powering mobile devices such as phones and tablet PC’s by 2014. That’s according to an interview with Mark Shuttleworth, founder of Canonical, the company that develops Ubuntu. He is expected to formally annnounce the plans at the Ubuntu Developer.. moreOct
31
Nokia Lumia 800 coming Nov 16th
Nokia’s first Windows Phone 7 handset to hit the UK, the Lumia 800, is due to arrive in just over two weeks time. The Finnish firm has announced that the date to mark in your diary is November 16th, and the smartphone is listed at.. moreOct
31
Virgin Media bundles Spotify Premium
Virgin Media has announced a deal with Spotify whereby it will include the premium subscription version of the streaming music platform with its broadband and mobile services. New customers signing up to Virgin’s fibre broadband and those re-subscribing to an XL package or better will.. moreOct
31
Minecraft scoops GameCity Prize
The sixth GameCity show took place in Nottingham at the weekend, and the GameCity Prize was awarded to the top game of the year. Not judged by conventional gaming experts – although they do select the crop of this year’s best, or most interesting, games.. moreOct
31
Apple investigating iPhone 4S battery
So, the iPhone 4S launch went without a hitch. It sold 4 million over its opening weekend, with no major issues such as the iPhone 4 which was hampered by its reception problems and so-called “antennagate”. Not exactly. In fact, some folks have been reporting.. moreOct
31
BT a year ahead of fibre schedule
BT has announced that it’s a year ahead in terms of the schedule of its super-fast fibre roll out across the UK. The roll out of fibre-to-the-cabinet and fibre-to-the-premises services was originally expected to reach across two-thirds of the UK by the year 2015, and.. moreOct
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