Readers offer their best tips for phones that keep searching for signal, a new iTunes mini-player, and cheap gaming mousepad solutions. (more…)
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Now that I’ve been using the GM release for the past 24 hours, I can safely say- iOS 4.1 on iPhone (including the 3G) is the most solid, responsive iOS release to date. With some cool new features to boot. iPhone – iPhone 3G – IPhone OS – Handhelds – Smartphones
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This week Acer launched its new smartphones into the Australian market. The Liquid E is one of this new range, priced at $699 and running Android 2.1.
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There’s a new version of iTunes out to provide lots of new features and services from Apple, but it’s got another surprise under the covers: security vulnerability fixes.
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Sound enhancer AstoundSound Expander for Windows creates a uniquely 3D sound field without the complex user interface of SRS’s HD Audio Lab. Surround sound – Business – Microsoft Windows – User interface – Audio
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Shirley Conran’s Superwoman was a best-seller that helped millions of people get their lives organised without becoming a slave to housework. Unsurprisingly, it’s got some useful ideas which are a neat way to round out Spring Cleaning Week . (more…)
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Working in IT is often seen as a deskbound activity where RSI and smelly coworkers are the biggest risk. PC World has rounded up a list of the most dangerous technology jobs, which includes everything from moderating Internet content to maintaining undersea cables. (more…)
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Facebook on Thursday added a remote log-out feature that will allow users who accidentally left themselves logged in on a particular device to end those sessions from another location.
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How does Samsung’s Galaxy Tab stack up next to the iPad? Check out this comparison chart to see for yourself. Samsung Galaxy Tab – tablet – GalaxyTab – Samsung i7500 – Samsung
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