Gmail enables multi-attachment uploading
If you use Google Mail for your email needs and get frustrated that you can't select more then one file at once well you can now rejoice because Google have enabled the feature in their service. The system works a bit like the flickr uploader where when selecting a file... Read on »
New Wii controller announced
Nintendo Japan has announced a new controller for the Nintendo Wii but they haven't yet made the announcement that will be avaliable for the rest of the world. The new controller is based on the old "Classic Controller" but is called "Classic Controller Pro" it features extra shoulder buttons and... Read on »
NBC and Microsoft partner up for Xbox Europe
Today Microsoft announced that they have signed a deal with NBC Universal to allow their movies to be distributed through Xbox Live Marketplace in Europe. David Gosen from Xbox Europe commented on how this will be a major addition to an already popular entertainment center for gamers and non gamers... Read on »
Microsoft asks laid off workers to return part of severance
Last month Microsoft let go 1400 workers as part of their plan to lay off 5000 people over 18 months and of... Read on »
Nintendo sets date for DSi Europe release
If you are looking to purchase the DSi and your from Europe then this will be useful news to you, yesterday Nintendo... Read on »
Oscar movie pirates battle the MPAA once again in 2009
With the nominations of the Oscars named just a few days ago I wondered how many of the movies nominated have actually been seen by people at home rather then the cinema in the form of piracy. Of course no website gives out that kind of information but there is... Read on »
Updated: Lycos continue the shut downs, or not?
Update: Lycos have responded and confirmed that Tripod is not shutting down and all free and paid member sites are just fine. Lycos have reached out to TechCrunch directly to amend the incorrect report. A couple of months back Neowin reported that Lycos Europe were shutting down their web hosting... Read on »
Windows 7 Home Premium and Server betas available to public
Update: Microsoft has updated the site with "Beta Keys are Offline! The Hardware Newsletter invitation code was posted publically. We hope to have a solution in place shortly and appologize for the convenience." Microsoft released the Windows 7 betas to the public last week. The software company also sent... Read on »
Could the iTable outshine Microsoft's Surface?
Over at the PQ Labs stand at CES the company has been demonstrating a product that's very similar to the Microsoft Surface. PQ labs have named it the "iTable". The iTable has some very nifty features starting with the development side, it has a SDK which like the Surface you... Read on »
Mac users set to receive Picasa
Google is planning to release a beta of the popular photo editing/viewing program Picasa on the Mac today. According to Jason Cook from Picasa the features you will be seeing in the beta will be the most of the features you currently see in the Windows version. They are going... Read on »
Social messaging: What's the Status Quo?
It wasn't that long ago that you could share what you were doing at that exact time by messaging a few people from your mobile phone... but thanks to a few websites you can now you can do that just about anywhere and to absolutely everyone. Over the last year... Read on »
Media Protector to hunt porn pirates
Adult entertainment company Hustler is finding it hard to find users who are sharing their films or videos online, so they have gone to a third party to find the users sharing them... and that company is Media Protector. In case you are new to the Media Protector news, they... Read on »
Nintendo to launch television channel for the Wii
By the end of 2009 anyone with a Nintendo Wii and an Internet connection will be able to see the new Wii television channel which will be called "Wiinoma". The channel will feature a whole range of programmes for all ages and all walks of life including cartoons, training programs... Read on »
Wikipedia reaches 2008 donation target
Wikimedia Foundation, the company behind the Wikipedia website, set themselves a target in 2008 for donations and announced today they reached it. Running a website like Wikipedia costs a lot of money and asking for donations is a great way to cover the costs, of course you didn't have to... Read on »
Phishing scam runs rampant on Twitter
Just yesterday Neowin reported on a suspected scam where you had to enter your username and password just so that you could get emails everytime you get an @reply to your tweets, it was later proved that it was indeed genuine and just another app. But the latest news is... Read on »
Pictures of Garmin phone released
Just under a year ago Garmin announced they were going to release their first try in the mobile phone market with the nuvifone, they said that the device will have a touch screen, Internet browsing and a personal navigator which is what Garmin is mainly known for. Cliff Pemble the... Read on »
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