Posted by Mark Harris on 31 January 2007 | Tagged as: Satellite-delivered, Services, Sky, TV related, UK, Video on Demand (VoD)
We got a special preview of Sky’s latest Anytime service, this time it delivers to TV, hence its name Sky Anytime on TV.
Posted by Simon Perry on 31 January 2007 | Tagged as: Components, Computer-Centric, Intel, Platforms
IBM and Intel are announcing the use of new materials in computer chip gates. It may give you enough power to run Vista!
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 31 January 2007 | Tagged as: Computer-Centric, Platforms, Portable, Storage
We’ve loved them. We’ve hated them. We’ve even shouted at them. But is this end of the faithful floppy?
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 31 January 2007 | Tagged as: Photography, Platforms
A pair of pocket-untroubling snappers for stylish snappers with widescreen displays.
Posted by Mark Harris on 30 January 2007 | Tagged as: Content, Microsoft, Platforms, Software
Has Bill and Co seen the light and decided to change their approach to their customers – and actually like them?
Posted by PC Dellboy on 30 January 2007 | Tagged as: Advertising, Apple, Platforms
Hey Apple! Why not try to persuade PC users to switch to Macs by using videos they can’t see?
Posted by Simon Perry on 30 January 2007 | Tagged as: Content, Microsoft, UK, Web
Have a butchers through a couple of old tatty books that have been digitally-reunited after 500 years.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 30 January 2007 | Tagged as: Photography, Platforms
The Korean electronic giants racks up the innovation with rotating screens and onboard travel guides.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 30 January 2007 | Tagged as: Distribution, Europe, Mobile, Research, UK
More and more of us are surfing the web on the move thanks to our shiny new Internet-enabled mobiles.
Posted by Simon Perry on 29 January 2007 | Tagged as: Advertising, Content, Google, User Generated Content (UGC)
Is putting a giant graphic on the ground to be seen by Google Maps spam?
