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Android more profitable than iOS for app developer
Top games developer reports that Android is more lucrative platform than Apple’s iOS
BBC delays 3D TV decisions until 2012
The BBC will not make decisions on investment in 3D programming until mid-2012, after branding the attention surrounding stereoscopic technology “hype”.
Apple iPhone 'prototype' doubles storage capacity
A 64GB version of Apple's iPhone has been spotted for the first time in China, fuelling speculation about the forthcoming fifth iteration of the bestselling smartphone.
Facebook users get movie rentals
Facebook has launched a movie rental service in conjunction with Warner Bros.
Spotify's 1m paying subscribers
Spotify, the music streaming service, has signed up its one millionth paying subscriber in Europe.
Jolitics: Bebo founder's political social network launches next week
Jolitics, a new political social network from Michael Birch, the British technology entrepreneur famed for founding Bebo, is making its debut next week.
Obamas in anti-bullying Facebook video
President Obama and First Lady Michelle use the social network to promote their anti-bullying summit
Windows Phone 7 still in decline
New figures reveal Windows Phone 7 failed to stem Microsoft’s smartphone market decline, while Google’s Android rise continues
Apple launches bid to woo business users
New push for enterprise market sees Apple offer ‘Joint Venture’ package of training, set-up and support in a bid to attract new business customers
Microsoft in $1bn Nokia deal
Details begin to emerge of Nokia’s tie-up with Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7
Lord Sugar to 'save ailing YouView'
Lord Alan Sugar has been hired by the BBC and the other major terrestrial broadcasters to save ailing internet connected set-top box venture, YouView.
Digital music revenues to hit $20bn by 2015
Global digital music revenues are set to reach $20 billion by 2015, according to a report.
Rightmove to list broadband speed of all its homes
Forget location, location, location. Think broadband, broadband, broadband. High speed internet access has become so important to house hunters that Rightmove, Britain's biggest property website, will soon include broadband speeds on the particulars of all its properties.
Loudest alarm clock
Having trouble getting up for work in the morning? Why not try an alarm clock that is as loud as a lawnmower.
Windows Phone 7: first review
Claudine Beaumont and Matt Warman test Microsoft's latest mobile operating system.
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Apple launches bid to woo business users
New push for enterprise market sees Apple offer ‘Joint Venture’ package of training, set-up and support in a bid to attract new business customers
Fable III Traitor's Keep DLC review
Fable III's new DLC episode, Traitor's Keep, shows players a very dark side of Albion, writes Nick Cowen.
Obamas in anti-bullying Facebook video
President Obama and First Lady Michelle use the social network to promote their anti-bullying summit
Infinity Blade review
Infinity Blade is a beautiful and rewarding hack 'n slash RPG, and one of the best games available for the iPhone and iPad, writes Philip Horton.
Windows Phone 7 still in decline
New figures reveal Windows Phone 7 failed to stem Microsoft’s smartphone market decline, while Google’s Android rise continues
Twitter and 'fast-tracking' Charlie Sheen
Milo Yiannopoulos is worried that the actor's troubles are being turned into a public circus.
BlackBerry Messenger 'set for other phones'
BlackBerry is planning on rolling out its popular instant messenger service, BBM, to Android and Apple’s iOS, according to reports.
TECHNOLOGY ADVICE AND REVIEWS
The game that feels like a film
Rockstar's L.A. Noire could be the most realistic video game yet, utilizing cutting edge technology to create extremely accurate characters and environments, writes Nick Cowen.
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