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According to the Washington Post, Google is set to launch a music service, possibly called Google Audio. Citing unnamed ‘multiple sources,’ the newspaper says that Google has spent several weeks …
Google to launch Google Audio music service? Read MoreIf there’s one thing sure to set Mac fanboys into palpitations of leg-quivering, gusset-moistening excitement, it’s the ludicrous pretend ‘post-it note’ that Apple slaps on their site whenever a new …
Apple’s ridiculous ‘back soon’ sticky Read MoreIn the States, network provider Verizon have just released a commercial that takes pot shots at what they see as the shortcomings of Apple’s massively successful iPhone. The ‘teaser’ ad …
Verizon ‘iDon’t’ video puts the boot into the iPhone Read MoreGoogle has come up with a foxy way to capture street view data in areas inaccessible to their traditional camera cars: the Street View Trike. Basically a three wheel trike …
Make way! Google Street View Trike coming through! Read MoreFacebook now accounts for a thumping 14.5 per cent of the UK’s entire web traffic, according to hot stats from analyst bods, Hitwise. This makes the social networking site by …
Facebook accounts for 1 in every 7 UK page views Read MoreWe’ve become increasingly annoyed by the growing amount of adverts on the free Spotify service, but we may have to give up on the service altogether, come the run up …
Spotify set to become unlistenable as Tories invade Read MoreIn an unlikely hook up, Microsoft has teamed up with Fox Television and the Family Guy’s creator, executive producer and main voiceover dude, Seth MacFarlane, to create a 30-minute variety …
Microsoft gets cosy with Family Guy to plug Windows 7 Read MoreThere’s not much worse at a gig than hearing a set of great flapping tom toms or a horribly ringing snare drum, but what’s a poor drummer to do? Unlike …
Drummers – learn how to tune your drum kit! Read MoreRecent figures show MySpace’s decline in freefall, with the once-don of social networking sites rapidly shedding value and losing hundreds of millions for its parent company, News Corp. Numbers released …
MySpace’s web traffic collapses, Facebook and Twitter stall Read MorePresumably in a quest to get more people digging their Adobe AIR platform, Adobe have released the Photo Uploader for Facebook desktop app for Windows, Mac and Linux. As the …
Adobe’s Facebook Desktop client: better than the official app Read MoreMedia mogul Rupert Murdoch has thrown down his expensive leather gauntlet and announced his intention to do battle with the digital music industry, launching the new Sky Songs service next …
Sky Songs takes on Spotify and iTunes Read MoreBarack Obama’s Nobel Peace Prize award has taken a lot of people by surprise – including El Presidento himself, apparently – and Twitter users (or should that be the Twitterosphere?) …
Obama’s Nobel Peace Prize: 69% of Twitter users say WTF? Read MoreWe’re sure you’ve all seen it a hundred times before, but what the heck: it’s Friday and we ruddy well love this clip:
Football! Mitchell & Webb Sky Sports parody Read MoreYahoo has issued the date of the death sentence for the long-lived GeoCities’ empire: October 26. From that date GeoCities websites will no longer appear on the web, all content …
So, farewell GeoCities… Read MoreWirefresh braved the rain and headed out to West London today to take a look at the delights of IP Expo 2009. Traditionally a meeting point for business high flyers …
IPExpo 2009 cloud computing event – Earls Court Read More