Archive for February, 2008
3G iPhone arriving in June?
Another day, another 3G iPhone rumour, this time from analysts at investment firm UBS
Geneva Motor Shows goes green
The Geneva Motor Show kicks off next week – and eco-friendly people cars are at the heart of the innovations on display
Apple Store is down - new MacBooks imminent?
Apple online stores across the world are currently offline, fuelling speculation that new MacBook and MacBook Pro laptops are on the cards
Star Wars… as told by a 3-year-old
Some would say the script was written by a 3-year-old too
iPhone multi-touch spreads to MacBook Pro
Apple has finally updated its MacBook and MacBook Pro laptops, but the updates are incremental rather than being anything revolutionary
Toshiba consigns HD DVD to history, reveals new kit galore
Toshiba is attempting to put events of the past week behind it, giving scant regard to HD DVD as part of its 2008 UK product showcase. It prefers to deal with forthcoming products instead
Bikini babes offer to wash your iPhone… from the inside
Meet the I-Wash girls, plus the woman who got pregnant after she was won in an internet sex auction
Microsoft set to splash more cash on Vista
More stories I’ve written for TechRadar.com
Weird Tech: It’s only money, Mr. Ballmer
First he slaps down $44.6 billion (£22.3 billion) in front of Yahoo, now Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer wants to blow even more money on Windows Vista, despite the fact that £250 million has been spent promoting it already. Does he think Microsoft is made [...]
The trouble with HD DVD
More stories I’ve written for TechRadar.com
HD DVD player sales collapse in January
Sales of standalone HD DVD players have collapsed since Warner Bros announced it was moving to Blu-ray. What’s more surprising is how well HD DVD was doing before the announcement - Warner Bros’ decision effectively knocked it stone dead.
HD DVD boost re-ignites format war
HD [...]
Pirate Bay set to walk the plank
More stories I’ve written for TechRadar.com
Surprise! Pirate Bay charged with piracy
Infamous file sharing site The Pirate Bay may be forced to close after Swedish prosecutors charged its creators with ‘promoting copyright theft’ among its 10 million peer-to-peer users.
