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Reports out today indicate that iOS 6 users in Britain are suffering from data overload, as their iPhones are chewing through their data allowance faster than a fat kid devours cake. Apparently, iOS 6 even eats cellular data when on Wi-Fi. Read More >
Featured comment by jimbo:
"Most of my data usage is SkyGo, Netflix, iPlayer and iTunes cloud -I've used 49GB so far this month. Thank god for Three's all you can eat data. Pllus..." More »
Despite rumours to the contrary, Virgin's extended its free Tube Wi-Fi network access through till the end of the year, despite the "Summer of Sport" being done and dusted months ago. The interesting thing is you might get it bundled in for free your home broadband too, even if you're not with Virgin, next year. Read More >
Featured comment by TheHealthyEconomist:
"Sky have already promised their own Tube station access. Maybe it was promised on the back of this deal, in which case it was cheeky of them to sell t..." More »
What's the opposite of a "green thumb"? You. After flubbing a forest's worth of ficuses and killing countless cacti, it's time to get some help with this whole indoor gardening thing. The Koubachi plant sensor might just get your houseplants through the week. Read More >
Featured comment by wildgeeza:
"Keen "business sense" is sought by the fact that iOS customers are far more likely to buy such a ridiculous product than 'droid users.
As a general..." More »
Presumably still quite troubled camera maker Olympus has got its shit together for long enough to make an iPhone app, with its pretty self-explanatory OLYMPUS Image Share offering out now on iTunes. Read More >
Skype, or Microsoft, depending on how you look at it, is looking to seriously expand its free Wi-Fi service and is gearing up to roll it out, nationwide, across the UK. Normally the domain of airports, Skype's pushing free routers into the hands of coffee shops and businesses everywhere, so you can grab even more free Wi-Fi while you’re out and about. Read More >
Featured comment by bikerlifestyle:
"there will be the cost of another line to support the wifi, so as darrell says its fine for coffee shops etc, i am guessing skype want public access p..." More »
Game is still alive, for the moment at least. It's even the official launch partner of the Wii U, if that actually counts for anything. But it's trying something new to tempt teenagers and tech-nerds alike into its stores -- free Wi-Fi for all, just come and visit. Won't you, please?Read More >
Featured comment by lsb143:
"I traded in my wii. Hadn't used it in 6 months. Its not on the points card its on a gift card. I only have a fiver on the points card." More »
Had your fill of the free Tube Wi-Fi yet? If not you better get down there, pronto. Virgin's always said it'll only be free until the end of the "summer of sport", which has kind of been and gone now. In fact, come October, things are going to change. Read More >
Featured comment by jramjee:
"I loved it! I used it every single day. Very handy while waiting for your train on the platform or even when your train is held up mid-station. Manage..." More »
Ford's stuffing its existing Ford SYNC and MyFord Touch features and an 8" touchscreen into its gadget-packed next-gen Mondeo, also adding built-in Wi-Fi hotspot support to help amuse passengers on those long trips to Tesco. Read More >
Featured comment by Murphy:
"Was wondering what company car to switch to and think I have an answer now. A wi-fi reliant family makes this a good option - and the likeness to an A..." More »
Step aside Hobo Wi-Fi, there's a new, better way for people to get their internet on the go. Introducing Wi-Fi enabled donkeys from Israel -- ancient transport now updated for the 21st century. Read More >
Unless you're incredibly organised, it's highly likely that you have different music tracks dotted around different devices, which can turn digital DJing from a celebration of music to a mess of jumbled cables quicker than you can shout "tune". Pioneer's new digital decks, however, swap wires for Wi-Fi. Read More >
Featured comment by Richard:
"Realistically you wouldn't want to use a wifi connection in a venue, so this is purely for bedroom DJ, and at £1000, that's just realistic! The indus..." More »
This workmanlike black box is O2's attempt at capturing a bit of the 3G Wi-Fi hotspot scene that's currently dominated by Three's popular MiFi dongle, with the network offering its new O2 Pocket Hotspot for £59.99. Read More >
I don't know who had the genius idea—and courage—to stick this post-it on their fridge door but, as evil as it may seem for kids all around the world, it's the best parenting tip I've ever seen for this age of underage internet junkies. Read More >
London's Olympic events will not be welcoming anyone carrying a 3G hotspot device, as all forms of "Wireless access points" are banned from being taken into the Olympic venues. Read More >
Featured comment by twistinthunder:
"The bit I find confusing is that it's discouraging you from exercising by banning bikes.
and they've spent billions on this whole event and they ha..." More »
We're seeing a really good trend here; free Wi-Fi on our city streets. Considering 4G is miles off, Wi-Fi will have to do. O2's rolling out more free Wi-Fi, this time in the West End of London. But unlike Virgin's tube Wi-Fi, this'll actually stay free after the Olympics too. Read More >
What looks to the layman like a chunky under-the-desk computer power strip is actually a full-fledged hacking tool designed to let white hat hackers (aka the 'good' guys) test the security level of a given computer network, wired or wireless. Read More >
Featured comment by Darrell Jones:
"Well it's 17 1/2 hours and the markets are yet to correct themselves. The good news is that your Nexus & should now only cost you about £13 (if y..." More »
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