Starting today you can download Google fonts to your desktop for off-line use. Google have made all of their 600+ fonts available in a collaboration with Monotype.
On 28th April 2003 Apple opened the virtual doors of the iTunes music Store. The iTunes brand had been around since 2001 as a software tool to copy your own music to your iPod, but Apple undoubtedly changed the music world with the launch of the Store.
On 8th April 2014 Microsoft will officially cease support for Windows XP. After twelve and a half years has XP finally come to and end?
At a press event today Mark Zuckerberg announced Facebook ‘Home’.
There has been wild speculation in the last few weeks that Facebook were working on their own mobile device however the CEO of Facebook confirmed this was not the case.
Text is usually read from left to right (or right to left in some cultures); we then turn the page to continue. Now think of a website, any website….we read as before however we scroll down. Why? Is this wrong?
Evernote, the popular note-taking tools with around 50 million users, has asked all of its members to reset their password. It identified a security breach that has compromised user login information.
Just a few days ago I was lamenting the fact that you can’t take a file attachment in Google Mail and place this in your GDrive. It seems such an obvious thing to do yet it is missing as a feature in Gmail. I’m sure the Google-plex will eventual close the circle but I set off to find a solution.
I think I have the perfect way to save those file attachments in Gmail to your Google Drive.
Without question, Facebook is the most popular Social Networking site, at least by user count. The latest figure is around one billion users. Any web site would be delighted to have such a user base.
In my opinion there are a number of flaws with the service, and while I am confident I can not make a difference I decided to go cold-turkey and disengage from Facebook for seven days to see how I felt.
Today Google took the wraps off their much anticipated Chromebook Pixel.
As you would expect it only runs the Chrome operating system,so the Pixel is all about top of the range hardware.
After a relatively short auction, the 4G mobile spectrum licenses have been awarded in the UK by the regulator Ofcom.
The winners will all be in a frantic race to get their 4G services up and running and generating cash, however there are a number of complication along the way.
