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Apple has developed an even smaller sim card, they are hoping to have the designed approved by the European standards body ETSI. A smaller sim would allow Apple to pack even more components inside the iPhones, however small sims could be irrelevant if Apple gets its own way with operator-independent SIMs.

A recent software update for Sony‘s PS3 console has been reported to cause older versions of the console to overheat & randomly shut down, the issue is said to mostly affect the 60GB and 80GB fat models. The consoles are said to overheat after as little as 30 minutes of gameplay causing them to display the […]

Tory MP David Davis has approached BT to employ an army of unemployed to dig trenches that house the next generation fibre optic broadband network.

A latest update for the Xbox 360 could prevent the consoles from playing some games. The update prepares consoles for the new disc format primarily designed to stop game piracy, however the has been reports that the update has left some users in the dark while trying to play the old disc format. Microsoft has […]

San Francisco Network Admin has been ordered to pay $1.5m & sentenced to four years in prison for bringing down the city’s fibre network for 12 days. Terry Childs refused to hand over password that connected 60% of the network traffic for city departments, the city claims Childs actions cost the city $900,000.

Microsoft‘s latest mobile operating system isn’t selling as well as expected with sales figures of 1.6m compared 13m BlackBerrys and 36.3m Android devices. Windows Phone 7 has been less successful than its predecessors, todays count of previous versions of Windows mobile total 3.7m

While the majority of the world are getting their PlayStation Network fix, the Japanese are still without. The Japanese government are blocking access until they are satisfied that the appropriate security precautions are in place following the recent network hack where hackers stole over 100 million users personal & billing details.

A large majority of Android smart phones have been found to have a vulnerability that allows adversaries to gain access to usernames & passwords used to access calendars, contacts & lots of other data that is stored on Google’s servers. The vulnerability owes its thanks to the fact that many of the details stored on […]

A Salford University student has escaped prison after releasing malware that allowed him to gain access to PC’s and email accounts of over 100 people. Paul McLouglin, 22 from Liverpool tricked people into downloading software that stole their passwords, Istealer described as code-generation key for online games. McLoughlin pleaded guilty & received an eight months […]

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