Top Daily Deal - Nokia 6500 Classic - ?3 per month 02 September 2008 Today's deal offers the Nokia 6500 Classic on an Orange contract from Phone Spot A perfect deal for those looking to grab a high quality handset for very little money and with very little commitment. This 12 month contract pr...
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Advanced Micro Devices has agreed to sell its digital television business to Broadcom forUS $192.8 million, as the chip maker fights to return to profitability, the companies announced Monday. AMD's digital TV business, which includes processors, receivers and software for digital sets, will hel...
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One of the first apps I installed on my iPhone from the App Store was PhoneSaber. PhoneSaber, as you might imagine, turns your iPhone into a lightsaber by displaying a picture of your Jedi weapon of choice and using the iPhone's accelerometer to generate lightsaber sound effects when you swing you...
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Apple Inc. installed a control panel applet for its MobileMe online sync and storage service on Windows XP and Windows Vista systems when they were updated to iTunes 7.7 -- the second time this year that it's bundled new software with an update for an existing program. The anti-malware orga...
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posted Jun 9, 2008, 7:55 AM by Eric M. Zeman updated Jun 9, 2008, 9:07 AM Updated: Updated comments from Nokia Over the weekend, Nokia mistakenly posted online video demonstrations of its next-generation E series business devices, the E66 and the E71 (pictured). The demonstrations we...
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OrionGadgets on Friday introduced two new accessories for the iPhone 3G -- the Retractable Sync & Charge Cable and the iPhone 3G Car Charger. They cost US$15 and $13, respectively. The Rectractable Sync & Charge Cable lets you synchronize and charge your iPhone through a USB port,...
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T-Mobile has announced decreasing charges for those surfing the Net while abroad in mainland Europe. The mobile phone operator is slashing prices from £7.50 (US$15) per MB to £1.50 per MB. The move, which comes into play on July 1, meets the deadline set by EU Commissioner Viviane...
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More bad news for Microsoft after the Yahoo deal breakdown: according to comScore 's analysis of May search traffic, Redmond's share of the search market dropped from April, even as Google and Yahoo edged up. Google dominates with 61.8 percent of the market, according to comScore's...
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