Science and Technology
Antarctic more diverse than Galapagos Islands, claim British ... - Telegraph.co.uk
 BBC News | Antarctic more diverse than Galapagos Islands, claim British ... Telegraph.co.uk - The freezing islands of the Antarctic are home to more species of animals than the Galapagos, according to the first inventory of life in the region. Antarctic seas richer in life than Galapagos Islands, study claims Rich biodiversity in Antarctica |
O2 Cuts Mobile Broadband Prices Again - TrustedReviews
 TrustedReviews | O2 Cuts Mobile Broadband Prices Again TrustedReviews - It's a credit crunch don't you know... and it comes with no sweet sticky centre. So O2 is the latest company looking to help ease the burden on our wallets but cutting the price of its pre-pay mobile broadband dongle. O2 offers prepay mobile broadband for £2 per day O2 launches prepay mobile broadband offer |
Online PS3 discounts not Sony's work - Eurogamer
 Spong | Online PS3 discounts not Sony's work Eurogamer - Sony has told us that SonyStyle's PS3 prices, which just became among the lowest online, have nothing to do with the platform holder. Sony knock £40 off PS3 price tag UPDATE: Sony's Online PS3 Deal Undercuts Retailers |
Nintendo enters eBook reader fray 4:56PM, Monday 1st December 2008 - PC Pro
 ITProPortal | Nintendo enters eBook reader fray 4:56PM, Monday 1st December 2008 PC Pro - Nintendo has confirmed rumours that it will turn its DS handheld console into an eBook reader. Using the forthcoming 100 Classic Books Collection cartridge, readers will able to hold their dual-screen Nintendo DS like a book, using the stylus to flip ... Nintendo Converts DS Console Into Kindle Competitor Amazon and Nintendo cash in on e-reading |
Virgin Mobile Introduces "30p Per Day" Mobile Internet - ITProPortal
 ITProPortal | Virgin Mobile Introduces "30p Per Day" Mobile Internet ITProPortal - Users of Virgin Mobile will be able to access the internet from their mobile for as little as 30p per day, that's roughly £9 per month, in a bid to drive more customers to their redesigned mobile web portal. Virgin offers 30p per day mobile internet tariff Virgin offers mobile internet for 30p a day |
Gran Turismo for Christmas 2009? - Eurogamer
 Product Reviews | Gran Turismo for Christmas 2009? Eurogamer - He spilled the beans to Spanish financial site El Financiero (spotted by Kotaku). Unfortunately Sony UK was unavailable to add anything further. Gran Turismo 5 out Christmas 2009? Gran Turismo 5 Late '09 = Prologue Damage Early '09? |
Blackberry Storm OS Update Unofficially Available Online - ITProPortal
 Product Reviews | Blackberry Storm OS Update Unofficially Available Online ITProPortal - RIM's Blackberry Storm has had a rather tumultuous start hampered by a series of idiosyncracies and has been backed by some heavy online marketing courtesy of Vodafone. BlackBerry Storm update incoming Unofficial BlackBerry Storm update available |
Cheaper roaming mobile data step closer - BCS
 TrustedReviews | Cheaper roaming mobile data step closer BCS - People who use their mobile phones to download data when abroad may not incur such heavy charges in future, following an agreement on some European Commission (EC) proposals. EC Cuts SMS & Data Roaming Rates European data roaming charges set to fall |
Hands on with the 24-megapixel Nikon D3X - Crave
 Pocket-lint.co.uk | Hands on with the 24-megapixel Nikon D3X Crave - By Rich Trenholm on 01 December 2008, 5:07pm As you can see from our pictures, we've had some hands-on time with a stunning new model. Nikon D3X: new 24.5MP flagshsip for commercial photography Nikon D3X 24.5 megapixel D-SLR officially announced |
GTA IV to use SecuROM DRM - MCV
 bit-tech.net | GTA IV to use SecuROM DRM MCV - Developer and publisher Rockstar has confirmed that it intends to use the controversial DRM software SecuROM on the upcoming PC release of Grand Theft Auto IV. GTA IV PC to use SecuROM GTA IV PC to come with DRM software |
Glasgow subway gets O2 mobile coverage - Pocket-lint.co.uk
 Daily Mail | Glasgow subway gets O2 mobile coverage Pocket-lint.co.uk - This week sees the launch of O2's mobile phone coverage on platforms at five stations on the Glasgow Subway network - Buchanan Street, St Enoch, Partick, Hillhead and Govan. Glasgow tube stations get mobile reception Glasgow tube stations get O2 phone reception today |
Nokia aims to put itself in control of the smart home - Rethink Wireless
Nokia aims to put itself in control of the smart home Rethink Wireless - One of the key goals of every technology vendor is to put itself at the heart of the emerging wireless home, creating a hub for high speed media networks, PCs, communications and home management. Nokia develops smart home platform providing home control with a ... Nokia introduces platform that uses ZigBee and Z-Wave |
Cyber Monday Gamestop: Xbox 360, Sony PS3, Nintendo Wii and More - Product Reviews
 Product Reviews | Cyber Monday Gamestop: Xbox 360, Sony PS3, Nintendo Wii and More Product Reviews - Cyber Monday has finally arrived at Gamestop, and they have a number of Xbox 360, Sony PS3 and Nintendo Wii products up for sale. The games and accessories that Gamestop has to offer are only available online and not in their stores. PS3 price cut leaked and denied DLC Royal Rumble - PS3 vs Xbox 360 vs Wii |
ASUS launches G71 Quad Core notebook - T3
ASUS launches G71 Quad Core notebook T3 - ASUS isn't all about budget netbooks, it can cut it with the big boys when it comes to high-end machines too, as the ASUS G71 demonstrates very well. Asus' G71 gaming quad-core notebook touches down Quad core Asus G71 launches in UK |
Project Zero IV conjuring up PAL release - MCV
 Cubed3 | Project Zero IV conjuring up PAL release MCV - The Australian version of Official Nintendo Magazine has for the first time dated the Western version of Tecmo’s spooky survival horror outing Fatal Frame IV, claiming that it’s being lined up for an Aussie release next February. Project Zero 4 for February? News New Project Zero could arrive February |
Companies ‘prioritising wrong IT skills’ - Computer Business Review
Companies ‘prioritising wrong IT skills’ Computer Business Review - By Steve Evans Organisations are failing to put adequate investment into the recruitment and nurturing of core IT skills, according to a survey conducted by European Business School INSEAD. CIOs failing to safeguard valuable IT skills Survey: IT neglects core asset skills |
Oracle customers are happy, happy, happy! - ComputerWeekly.com
Oracle customers are happy, happy, happy! ComputerWeekly.com - The UK Oracle User Group's annual survey of 550 Oracle users has reported that 96% of Oracle customers are happy with the overall function and features of Oracle development tools. Oracle scores highly with users Happy chappies in Oracle user camp |
Computer mouse celebrates 40th birthday - Telegraph.co.uk
 Telegraph.co.uk | Computer mouse celebrates 40th birthday Telegraph.co.uk - By Claudine Beaumont Douglas Engelbart (right) with the many versions of his invention, the mouse. His wooden prototype is in the foreground Photo: AP It was only meant to be a prototype. Computer mouse is 40 years old today Humble mouse turns 40 and loses its touch |
The MTV generation get their own phone - the MTV 3.4 - Shiny Shiny
 Phones Review | The MTV generation get their own phone - the MTV 3.4 Shiny Shiny - It's understandable and logical for a phone that bears the name MTV 3.4 to have "non-stop MTV" access for its users. ModeLabs launch MTV 3.4 “Non-Stop MTV” mobile phone Christian Dior Mobile Phone |
All hail the penguin, as Linux gets ported to iPhone (kinda) - Tech Digest
 iPhonesTalk | All hail the penguin, as Linux gets ported to iPhone (kinda) Tech Digest - There are plenty of hackers working at unlocking each successive firmware update on the iPhone to allow it to be used with third party applications and on other mobile networks, but some want to change the entire operating system. Hackers sweat blood to get Linux on iPhone Linux on the iPhone, could Android be next? |
