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Tag: Web

"Troll Bill" could mean the end of web nasties. But will it cost us our web freedom too?

Trolls: as pervasive on the web as trojans, dodgy porn and those picture you just knew you should have deleted from your camera. Spouting out abusive comments on chat rooms, social networks and forums, the era of the web troll…

12th June 2012 Gerald Lynch Columns & Opinion, Internet, Tech Digest news, Websites

AirTime promises it won't be as sleazy as Chatroulette

We first heard about Chat Roulette inspired venture Airtime late last year and now Shawn Fanning and Sean Parker's new baby is out in the wild the big question we're all asking is, will we be able to use…

6th June 2012 Becca Caddy Facebook, Internet

White spaces broadband trials in rural UK proves successful

A 10-month trail to see the viability of using white spaces to carry broadband connectivity to rural parts of Britain has been deemed a success by the TV White Spaces Consortium, which includes companies like the BBC, Microsoft, BT…

26th April 2012 Gerald Lynch Broadband, Tech Digest news

Web designers take note: 1366 x 768 is now most popular screen resolution

Time to shred those go-to page templates web designers; there's a new king of screen resolutions in town. According to web analytics team StatCounter, they've seen a shift in the most popular screen resolution from 1024 x 768 to 1366…

12th April 2012 Gerald Lynch Internet, Tech Digest news

Adobe prime Flash 11 and Air 3 for October full release

Adobe have revealed that Flash 11 will hit the web in "early October", and will push 3D content as a major feature as the company gear up to position themselves as a major force in web gaming. Air 3…

21st September 201110th January 2016 Gerald Lynch Internet, Software, Tech Digest news, Websites

UK man first to be jailed for "trolling"

Sean Duffy of Reading, Berkshire has become the first man in the UK to be jailed for internet trolling. Trolling, for those not familiar with the term, is the act of posting messages on social networking channels or emails…

13th September 2011 Gerald Lynch Internet, Tech Digest news

Opera Mini for iPhone to be unveiled at MWC 2010

Apple haven't historically been too keen on introducing browsers to rival Safari onto the App store. However, Opera are so confident that their Opera Mini browser will pass Apple's vigorous application process that they plan to showcase it at this…

10th February 2010 Gerald Lynch Apple, iPhone, iPhone apps

Apple UK store down, UK iPad pricing / network details imminent?

Take a quick look over at the UK Apple store and you'll see that it's down for maintenance. There's a short message: "We are busy updating the store for you and will be back shortly". Could some new UK iPad…

9th February 2010 Gerald Lynch Apple, Features, iPad, Tech Digest news

Microsoft launch kid-friendly "Click-Clever Click Safe" internet browser

Microsoft have launched a new, kid-friendly version of their Internet Explorer 8 browser. Internet Explorer 8 Click Clever, Click Safe will let youngsters report inappropriate sites, unwelcome attention from strangers and cyberbullying with a single click. "It allows people to…

9th February 2010 Gerald Lynch Internet, Microsoft

Apple to lower iPad price to "remain nimble"?

One of the most welcome surprises from the Apple iPad launch was its pricing. Where rumours had circulated that the iPad could cost upwards of $1,000, it was a relief when Jobs announced that an entry-level model would cost just…

9th February 2010 Gerald Lynch Apple, iPad, Tablet, Tech Digest news

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