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Mar 14

Draw Something app hits 20 million downloads!

Published in News, Technology News | Written by Matt

Draw Something, which is essentially just a Pictionary application, has hit one hell of a milestone. It has been downloaded 20 million times and is set to become the number one social gaming endeavour on both the Google Play Store and Apple App Store.

Mar 14

New Apple iPad predicted to sell 1 million units on launch day

Published in News, Technology News | Written by Matt

Ahead of the new iPad Friday (16th) release date, the predictions are in regarding the amount of units that Apple will sell, with the current prediction being 1 million units within the first 24 hours of being on sale.

Mar 14

Nokia Maps arrives on iOS and Android

Published in News, Technology News | Written by Matt

It appears that Nokia have now completed their Maps web app, which will work on both iOS and Android smartphones. The new web app will bring features such as voice-guided turn-by-turn navigation to devices. Not bad at all for a free web application.

Mar 14

Samsung Galaxy S3 launch getting closer?

Published in News, Technology News | Written by Matt

New reports have suggested that whilst Samsung dismissed claims that the Galaxy S3 would launch in April, a fairly close release date is still on the table for Samsung, with the device reportedly entering production fairly soon.

Mar 14

The new iPad Retina Display is made by Samsung

Published in News, Technology News | Written by Matt

Whilst there were rumours that Apple’s new iPad Retina Displays were going to be created by Sharp or LG, it has now been reported by Bloomberg that Samsung are the sole display-maker for the new Apple iPad.

Mar 13

Project to turn homeless people into wi-fi hotspots defended by creator

Published in News, Other News, Technology News | Written by Matt

A very odd, yet intriguing, initiative to turn homeless people into 4G WiFi hotspots has come under scrutiny, but the marketing firm behind it has defended the project saying that they’re not selling anything and it does appear that it would benifit the homeless people who are a part of it.

Mar 13

Sony Xperia Pepper receives official unveiling as Xperia Sola

Published in News, Technology News | Written by Matt

The, previously known, Sony Xperia Pepper has now been unveiled as the Sony Xperia Sola. The new device features a 3.7-inch Reality Display as well as a 1GHz dual-core processor.

Mar 13

Twitter purchases Tumblr rival, Posterous

Published in News, Technology News | Written by Matt

Twitter have recently acquired fellow microblogging site Posterous, who are a rival of popular website Tumblr, however Twitter have said that the website will continue to run uninterrupted.

Mar 13

Are Intel planning their own Apple TV?

Published in News, Technology News | Written by Matt

With the very reasonably priced Apple TV currently in its third generation, thanks to a recent update, it appears that Intel are going to try and steal the limelight and bring out their own version of the Apple TV.

Mar 13

O2 bringing free WiFi to UK restaurants

Published in News, Technology News | Written by Matt

O2 appear to have teamed up with Mitchells & Butler, who are a restaurant firm in the UK, to provide each of their 1600 restaurants with free WiFi.

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