Swine flu near you? iPhone app will let you know
Apple's increasingly popular App Store has been flooded with a wide number of applications related to Swine Flu since the initial H1N1 outbreak in March, but very few of the apps were actually useful.
Stories by Chris Brandrick
Firefox 4.0 to arrive late 2010
Mozilla recently released a product roadmap with a number of new details on what the foundation is hoping to release between now and the end of 2010, including information on when to expect the next major iteration of Firefox.
Pimp my browser: How to get the most out of Firefox
Thanks to online video, Web apps, social networking, and so on, the humble Web browser is being pushed to do more and to do it faster. With a few simple tweaks and tools, you can improve your browsing experience and save yourself some time in the process.
Nokia posts booklet video tour
Nokia today revealed more details about the Booklet, the 3G-enabled netbook announced late last month, at the Nokia World conference in Stuttgart, Germany.
Lego robot solves your Sudoku puzzles
Ever struggled to complete an overly tricky Sudoku puzzle? Fear not as a geeky, fun solution is here. Say hello to the Sudoku Solver!
Nokia's Booklet 3G netbook takes on Apple and Google
Nokia announced it is moving beyond its mobile roots and boldly entering the PC market with its netbook offering dubbed the Booklet 3G.
Duracell reveals wireless charger
Battery manufacturer Duracell have revealed their very own wireless charging device, dubbed 'myGrid'.
Wikipedia app brings mobile knowledge to your iPhone
An official Wikipedia application for the iPhone first saw the light of day today, giving users quick and easy access to oodles of information and hours of directionless fun.
Touchscreen added to Mimo's USB-powered portable monitor
Monitor manufacturer Mimo has announced a new addition to their recently revealed dual hinge monitor range.
Track your 'movements' with 'Poop The World'
Another day, yet another odd application found in the iTunes</a> App store. 'Poop The World</a>' from SWS Digital allows users to track their bowel movements and share them with the world, all in real-time.
Twitter: household appliances get vocal
Household appliances are getting vocal on Twitter due to geeky DIY hardware experiments.
iPhone app helps drunks walk the line
Dutch brewer Grolsch has recently launched its very own iPhone app to help drinkers determine just how inebriated they really are. The just for fun application, dubbed 'Walk the Line', was launched at the North Sea Jazz Festival in the Netherlands.
First USB 3.0 motherboard on the way
The long-awaited arrival of USB 3.0, which offers speeds as much as ten times faster than 2.0, is almost over as ASUS has revealed the first motherboard to feature the faster standard.
Corsair launching new 'Extreme' solid state drives
Memory maker Corsair has announced additions to its range of solid-state hard drives. The new 'Extreme Series' is a collection of three high performance drives which are perfect as primary drives in notebooks and desktop systems and come in 32GB, 64GB and 128GB capacities.