Twitter, a victim of its own success?
As the hack-prone Twitter website was again rendered unusable by a serious security flaw today Twitter users were quick to vent their anger and frustration...on Twitter itself.
Foursquare 2.0 now available on the Apple App Store
Foursquare have released version 2.0 of their popular location-based app on the Apple App Store, with Android and Blackberry updates “coming soon”.
VLC Player to become available on the iPad
iPad users can breath a sigh of relief as VLC announces the launch of its Media Player on the App store on this Tuesday.
Have QR-Codes gone mainstream because of Linken Park?
The neo-punk rockers are publicising the release of 'A Thousand Suns' with the inclusion of QR-codes on billboard advertising. The codes give fans the opportunity to listen to tracks or download the album directly to their phones or camera-enabled smart devices.
Alternative search engine Cuil shuts down after two years
Alternative search engine Cuil has shut down permanently after a little over two years in operation.
Social photo sharing site Flickr reaches five billion uploads
Flickr’s popularity continues to grow with the service quietly celebrating its five billionth photo upload.
Sky’s the Limit
Tens of thousands of Sky HD customers across the UK and Ireland have been temporarily locked out of their digital TV subscriptions following what has been reported as an errant firmware update.
Is Facebook building a phone? [UPDATED]
Rumours have started to surface that Facebook is secretly building a phone. Similar to the iPhone and Google’s Nexus One, it is understood that Facebook may be planning to develop the OS and employ a third party to manufacture its hardware.
