ARCHIVE December, 2009

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Apple to defend a one billion dollar lawsuit!

October 28, 2009

Carrying on my post yesterday which looks at the possible Apple tablet, last week, Nokia filed suit against Apple, claiming that the iPhone maker was infringing on Nokia’s patents. Analysts have estimated that if found guilty, Apple could face up to $1 Billion in penalties and license fees. If this sort of lawsuit is successful, [...]

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Apple Tablet, how will it look?

October 27, 2009

As rumors circulate around the new Apple tablet which is tipped to be the iPhone but bigger; creative designers are predicting how this nifty little machine will look. A sample of five of the best I love are below:

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Spotify Founder Spearheads Music Industry Change

October 11, 2009

For those of you who haven’t heard, Spotify is a great application kicking up a storm in the music world by providing ad-funded music streaming for free. Recently they have released an iPhone application for their premium users (£9.99 a month) which I personally believe kicks iTunes ass. I’d never dream of purchasing another iTunes MP3, [...]

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New rules for bloggers

October 10, 2009

New United States federal rules are due to be implemented on December 1st which state bloggers must disclose freebies in product reviews. In a more interesting twist, influencers who have a prominent following on social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook are also obliged to follow the FTC rules. What do the rules say in [...]

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Why you need Facebook connect!

October 6, 2009

Mark Zuckerberg the Facebook LegendIn recent news surrounding Facebook we can hear about Mark Zuckerberg hinting a new services such as adverts on 3rd party sites and competing against the likes of PayPal’s 50 million strong customer base and Google checkout…

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Go-ahead to serve papers on Twitter

October 2, 2009

A conservative party tweeter who discovered a fake account of his persona (here) on Twitter got the go-ahead from the British High Court to try to serve him or her with legal papers. “Whoever they are, they will be told to stop posting, to remove previous posts and to identify themselves to the High Court [...]