Category: Internet
TeliaSonera gives Swedes mobile broadband network that's 10x faster than our 3G ones
TeliaSonera are today launching what they claim to be the world's first commercial 4G network. Though their have previously been trials of similar services, this is the first time a commercial 4G network has been available for consumers to use….
£6 a year broadband tax heading to UK households
A £6 a year tax will be added to your landline telephone bill, Chancellor Alastair Darling has revealed today. A further 50p per month will be added to the bill for each extra phone line installed in residents' houses. Following…
Channel Five offer On Demand content via YouTube
250 hours worth of shows are currently available through YouTube, including top shows such as Neighbours, Home and Away and The Gadget Show.
Myspace Music goes live in the UK
As well as the addition of Myspace Music charts and iTunes download links, the Myspace Music launch will be complimented by a host of exclusive content from the likes of 50 Cent, Alicia Keys and Lost Prophets.
Chumby widget box available now from Firebox
Wi-Fi internet widgets without a PC.
7.2Mb mobile broadband on the way from Virgin Media
Users can pick up the new dongle on a range of different contracts, from rolling 1 month deals right up to extended 18 month programs. Usage limits from 1 to 3Gb a month apply.
Cheap iPhone apps you create yourself coming in 2010 from Tino
Users have to subscribe to the service, but at £100 for a one-off app creation and publication, it's a fair sight cheaper than the average £5,000 app development cost.
Livedrive online storage system set to launch
Cloud storage system dynamically updates files across multiple PC's.
Cameron not as quick on Mumsnet as Brown – calls BBC 'very overextended'
The latest political showdown on Mumsnet looks like delivering a points victory for Gordon Brown. Apparently David Cameron, who answered questions on a live web chat on the site today, was criticised by some posters as taking too long to answer. Brown apparently answered 30 questions in his hour on the site (could have been 31 if he'd taken the biscuit challenge) while the Tory leader managed just 16.
Pay as You Go mobile broadband sales overtake contract deals
53% of mobile broadband customers now opt for Pay as You Go deals compared to 47% who take contract deals.
