The Google TV update that no one will care about
Good changes, but it's a shame that Google TV is dead in the water.
Latest from Adrian Kingsley-Hughes
Richard M. Stallman on Steve Jobs: "I'm not glad he's dead, but I'm glad he's gone"
Stallman: "Steve Jobs, the pioneer of the computer as a jail made cool, designed to sever fools from their freedom, has died."
Apple pays compensation to South Korean over iPhone tracking
Apple has paid compensation to a South Korean over the iPhone tracking scandal that came to light earlier this year.
Android/iPhone web browsing speed test flawed
I'm getting a lot of feedback over a report by Canadian software company, Blaze Software, who have pitted Android against the iPhone in web browsing tests and claim that Android is significantly faster than the iPhone.
Facebook privacy settings are garbage
Yes, I'm on Facebook, although somewhat reluctantly. I use it to communicate with essential friends, colleagues, business contacts and my small band of loyal followers. No, I don't play FarmVille. I Don't have Happy Aquarium. And no, I won't help you with your mafia problems.
Can Apple survive without Jobs?
Yesterday Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced that he was taking another medical leave of absence, and within moments the blogosphere erupted into a cacophony of noise. But one statement seemed to rise above the overall noise more than others - Apple can't survive without Steve Jobs.
iPad OS licensing agreement unveils hidden cost of ownership
Apple's iPad OS licensing agreement shows that users will only get one free major OS upgrade and will have to pay for any further upgrades.
Open source "weakens the software industry and undermines its long-term competitiveness" says lobby group
Most people think of open source software as a good thing. If nothing else, it's an option available for those who don't have the resources available to take the commercial route. But there are elements who believe that open source is a bad thing. A very bad thing ... for big business.
Netbook/notebook reliability study shows that technology breaks ...
Interesting research by SquareTrade which looked at the failure rate of 30,000 notebooks and netbooks covered by SquareTrade Laptop Warranty plans.
Could Snow Leopard leave Windows 7 eating its dust?
Today has been an interesting day for those interested in GPGPU (General Purpose computing on the GPU), and Apple's support for this technology could mean that the next incarnation of Snow Leopard could leave Windows 7 eating its dust.