Ice cream sandwich: Google announces Galaxy Nexus smartphone with Samsung
Google and Samsung have unveiled the new Galaxy Nexus smartphone, the first phone to run Google’s Android 4.0 operating system (OS), code-named Ice Cream Sandwich.
The Galaxy Nexus features a HD Super AMOLED display, five megapixel camera, 1.2GHz dual-core processor and NFC (near-field communications) support.
Ice Cream Sandwich has a re-designed UI with multi-tasking notifications and full [...]
Samsung Galaxy S II – another iPhone wannabe?
Samsung Galaxy S II is now available on Vodafone in the UK alongside 3 and O2
How to test out the new Google search
If you’ve noticed Google’s search homepage looks a little different, you may be one of the randomly selected people to test out Google’s new search interface.
It’s bolder and offers more search options. But, if you want to test it out for yourself and haven’t been one of selected few, Gizmodo tells you how here.
Campaign launches to protect right to link
As sharing content on the internet raises questions of plagiarism, a campaign protecting the freedom to link has launched today
Tech news round-up: 15 Dec 09
The first Google phone revealed, Guardian launch iPhone app, Martin Lewis launches Tunechecker.com and HP Envy reviewed. It’s all the tech news and links you need
Google celebrates Popeye creator’s birthday, E.C.Segar, with cartoon logo
Google celebrates Popeye creator’s birthday, E.C.Segar, with cartoon logo.
Musings | Internet killed the trivia star
With the internet’s wealth of information at our fingertips, Jenny Williams asks if Wikipedia has killed the concept of general knowledge?
5 steps to search engine optimisation (SEO)
Search engine optimisation is something I find fascinating – and also quite difficult to comprehend.
In our online media lecture this week, icrossing’s Antony Mayfield explained to us – better than anyone else has ever managed before – how Google works and how search engine optimisation operates.
Brilliant.
Yet, whilst I understood the pretty networking diagrams (or solar system replicas) [...]
