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The hilarious iPhone 4 vs. HTC EVO parody video – and its partner follow-up video – have proved a huge hit on the web, with over 1.3 million people enjoying …
HTC EVO vs iPhone video: author sacked by humourless Best Buy Read MoreWe love stuff like this: a new, no nonsense site called, “How Secure Is My Password,” offers to do one thing and one thing only – check your password and …
How secure is your password? Put it to the test here! Read MoreLike Billy Whizz on a bag of Columbian marching powder, Google’s internet browser Chrome has zipped past Apple’s Safari for the first time in the US to grab third place …
Google Chrome shimmies past Safari in the US, IE still rules Read MoreWe generally aren’t too keen on posting up web rumours that seem to have very little information to back them up, but this one comes from a much better source …
Google gunning for Facebook with ‘Google Me’ competitor? Read MoreAn interesting new site called HistoryPin lets users ‘pin’ old images on to Google’s Street View to provide an instant ‘then and now’ view.
Historypin mashes up archive photos with Google Street View Read More
Over in the States, Google Voice has been creating quite a buzz, offering a powerful set of free tools that let users give out one number for all of their …
Google Voice is open to all. If you live in the US, that is. Read MoreA lot of people liked the idea of Google TV when it was announced last month, but we suspect we weren’t alone in not entirely ‘getting’ it.
Google TV explained for the baffled and befuddled [video] Read MoreWordPress – the most popular blog software on the planet and the content management system powering this very site – has just enjoyed a major upgrade to version 3.0.
WordPress 3.0 (aka Thelonious) gets official release Read MoreSet to inspire wannabe Hitchcock film-makers is YouTube’s natty new cloud-based video editing tools which have just been added to the video sharing site.
YouTube adds online editing for your videos Read MoreGod dang it if the whole world isn’t going football crazy, with the internet recording its busiest day ever and popular sites like Twitter falling over themselves to get a …
Google invites you to ‘paint your browser’ for the World Cup Read MoreAccording to Akamai, the world’s largest operator of a network of computers, the World Cup has created its busiest ever bandwidth demand for news sites.
World Cup creates the internet’s busiest day ever! Read MoreThe endless glory (and inevitable disappointment for England fans) of the World Cup is almost upon us, and Twitter are looking to be in the centre of it all.
Twitter cashes in on Word Cup fever with dedicated homepage Read MoreTaking time out from the growing bunfight with Steve Jobs and the Apple Flash h8Rz, Paul Betlem, Flash Player Engineering main man has blogged up his delight at announcing that …
Flash Player 10.1 released for Windows, Mac, and Linux – Android coming Read MoreGoogle recently announced a spanking new feature that lets users add their own photo or image to the background of their Google.com homepage.
Google’s homepage gets customised full screen images and artwork Read MoreGoogle have announced the completion of their new web indexing system called Caffeine which they claim will provide “50 percent fresher results for web searches than our last index.” It’s …
Google’s new Caffeine search index promises farm-fresh results Read More