Archive for March, 2007
Posted by Simon Perry on 30 March 2007 | Tagged as: 3G, BBC, Distribution, Mobile, Orange, Portable, TV related, UK, Vodafone
The BBC are going to start of a trial to syndicate a range of its television channels and radio networks via 3G to mobile phones within the month. Three UK operators will be taking part, Orange, Vodafone and 3 giving subscribers to the trial the ability to watch BBC One, BBC News 24 and BBC [...]
Posted by Simon Perry on 30 March 2007 | Tagged as: Business, Regulation
The p0rn-focused .xxx TLD has been rejected by ICANN.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 30 March 2007 | Tagged as: Photography, Platforms, Reviews
Handy mini studio-in-a-bag for eBay aficionados and amateur photographers looking to take studio shots on a budget.
Posted by Simon Perry on 29 March 2007 | Tagged as: Apple, Music, Services
Now you won’t be made to pay for tracks you’ve already paid for if you buy the album it’s from. But hurry you’ve only got 180 days to do it.
Posted by Simon Perry on 29 March 2007 | Tagged as: Industry Trends, Services, Yahoo
The web-based email arms race steps up a gear – to infinite storage.
Posted by Simon Perry on 29 March 2007 | Tagged as: Ofcom (UK super-regulator), Regulation, UK, VoIP
They’ve been talking about it for a while, now Ofcom announces their initial VoIP regulations.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 29 March 2007 | Tagged as: Components, Computer-Centric, Platforms
Little fan, no fun. We suffer the slings and arrows of an outrageous PC racket.
Posted by Simon Perry on 28 March 2007 | Tagged as: Business, Cellular, Gadgets, Google, Mobile, Portable, Software, User Generated Content (UGC)
Co-branded LG-Google handsets will be the product of this little deal, giving three Google Apps to mobile users.
Posted by Simon Perry on 28 March 2007 | Tagged as: Gaming, HD-DVD, HDTV, Microsoft, Platforms, USA
Microsoft crank up the pressure on Sony and its PS3, by creating a tempting bundle.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 28 March 2007 | Tagged as: Content, Reviews, Software
It’s small and simple, but this clipboard application delivers on productivity.