Gmail Meter is a Google Apps script developed by Romain Vialard, it can show you stats on volume, daily traffic, traffic pattern, email categories, time before first response, word count [Read More]
Yearly Archives: 2012
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Four years ago, Read it Later was created to allow users to save their web content to view later on their own schedule. One year ago, Read It Later had [Read More]
Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. (SCE) announced that it will launch “nasne™,” a new networked recorder and media storage device with built in 500GB hard disk drive (HDD) and digital terrestrial [Read More]
John Browning writing on Engadget has posted an interesting article “How-To: Set up a home file server using FreeNAS” a walkthrough on setting up an open source storage platform called [Read More]
Canonical released for beta testing a new cloud proxy, providing APIs for OpenStack that are also common to Amazon’s EC2 and AWS public cloud services. The proxy, called “Any Web [Read More]
BT Retail has turned up the speed dial in the broadband battle by announcing a range of speed increases for its customers for no extra cost. Customers signing up to [Read More]
SmartWatch from Sony connects to Android smartphones via BluetoothTM giving you the ability to control key functions without removing your smartphone from your pocket or bag. With just a tap, [Read More]
New smartwatch features daylight-readable e-paper display, iPhone and Android compatibility, sports and fitness apps and 7+ day battery life Palo Alto – Allerta, the company behind the inPulse smartwatch for [Read More]
Google has announced a major update to Google+, which will rollout gradually to users. Vic Gundotra, Senior Vice President writing on Googles official blog said: “More than 170 million people [Read More]
Belfast’s City Council has been guaranteed £6m of the UK government’s £100m Urban Broadband Fund, but could receive up to £13.7m if the Government approves its plans. In November last [Read More]
Word on the street says Google is gearing up to launch a cloud service of some kind that could bring a host of new features to the desktop, but why [Read More]
If you use Chrome, Firefox, or Safari, you can now upload files by dragging them from your desktop onto the Dropbox website. After Dropbox detects the upload, it’ll work its [Read More]