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Posts tagged: technology
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Happy birthday, YouTube! Now, get back to making money
By Dailyfinance.com, May 22, 2012
Happy Birthday, YouTube! Google's (NAS: GOOG) fast-growing YouTube turned 7 on Monday. The world's most popular video-sharing website has come a long way in its brief life. Many of its milestones...
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Are Apple's new retina Macs going to cost you?
By Dailyfinance.com, May 21, 2012
By the looks of it, Apple (NAS: AAPL) is set to unveil a dramatically redesigned lineup of MacBook Pros next month at its Worldwide Developers Conference. The arguably biggest feature that will be a...
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England fans face £5k mobile penalty
By Julia Kollewe, May 17, 2012
Fans could run up bills 11 times the cost of best tickets to final
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Samsung takes Nokia mobile crown
By Press Association, May 16, 2012
Nokia has been bumped off the top spot as the world's largest mobile phone company after 14 years at the peak, according to research. Samsung sold 86.6 million mobile phones in the first...
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Siri recommends Nokia - and then it doesn't
By Sarah Coles, May 16, 2012
Users are asking questions as to why Siri, the iPhone's voice-activated assistant recommended a rival over the weekend, and then promptly changed its tune.
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Startups to watch
By Julia Kollewe, May 16, 2012
From new ways to gym to big data, here are some exciting UK startups
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Big guns snap up Facebook shares
By Press Association, May 15, 2012
Small investors face a struggle trying to get in on the highly-anticipated Facebook public share offering
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Row over sites banned by mobile networks
By Sarah Coles, May 15, 2012
A report has claimed that mobile networks are often banning the wrong websites in their efforts to prevent users accessing sites with adult content. One mobile network group argues that this is a storm in a teacup. Who is right?
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