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So what is the solution? Business can’t fix the problem because they work in an environment that dictates how they have to behave on a daily, and quarterly basis. The solution is having a responsible government that changes the environment and provides quiet but viable alternatives for business to operate in.

Yet again, new Apple products have been leaked thanks to third-party case-makers. Thanks to them, we now know what the [...]

The next iPod touch incarnation should have at least a front-facing cam. This makes the iPod touch turn into more than a media player. It would be a pre-iPhone.

AMD is dropping the ATI Technologies name from it’s graphic products, which it picked up 4 years ago for the [...]

Who is Paul Allen suing? Well it is a bevy of high tech and maybe not so high tech companies. They include AOL, Apple, eBay, Google, Netflix, Office Depot, OfficeMax, Staples, Yahoo, and YouTube. (notice Microsoft is absent as well as Amazon.com, also in Seattle WA.).

Facebook is without doubt, the biggest social network out there. It’s unrivaled by the likes of linkedin, myspace and bebo in this [...]

Google are constantly amazing me with all of these small un-heard companies that they snatch up and buy for huge [...]

Recently, Amazon said the U.K. Kindle store now has over 670,000 books. This makes Kindle very hot and it has reportedly been sold out until the fall.

Here’s more from Apple because obviously today seems to be a day for big Apple leaks and rumors. This piece [...]

Update: Samsung have gone and officially confirmed the Samsung Galaxy Tab and released a short teaser trailer for us, with [...]

The tech community is abuzz with a patent that was recently granted to the Cupertino company. Unearthed yet again by the good folks of Patently Apple — this patent describes an all-in-one desktop computer that looks very much like an iMac, that can switch between touch-based and mouse inputs.

Choosing a secure password to use online is second only in difficulty to knowing if that password is really secure [...]

Social Networking site Facebook has been heavily criticised in recent months for problems with privacy.  What’s more the site is [...]

A slow network connection is inevitable, but should be avoided if possible. So, one feature that’s been added to accommodate a potentially slow network connection is the thumbnail mode