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Temporary Fix – iPhone Battery Drain after iOS 5 Upgrade

There’s been a lot of reports regarding poor battery life on iPhone’s after upgrading to iOS 5, I’ve got the problem on my 3GS, I can’t even get a full day at the moment! This fix applies to all iPhones not just the 4s, it probably applies to 3G iPads too but that’s not[more]

Google Plus for Google Apps within Days

This came as a bit of a shock this morning! Google have finally announced (at the Web 2.0 conference last night) that Google+ will be available to Google Apps users “within days”. Google Apps users have been blocked from using Google+ ever since it’s been in testing, something that[more]

Newsletter – August 2011 (Vol 3)

Click Here to view full width. In our 3rd edition we have: Google to Acquire Motorola Mobility – Analysis Apple’s iOS 5 What’s the Fastest Browser? – Chrome Amazon Kindle Now Available as a Cloud App Gartner: Windows 7 on 42 percent of PCs by year’s end Special points of interes[more]

Google to Acquire Motorola Mobility – Analysis

Google will acquire Motorola for approximately $40 per share in cash, or around $12.5 billion dollars, “a premium of 63% to the closing price of Motorola Mobility shares on Friday, August 12, 2011,” according to Google’s press release. This will make it the biggest ever tech acquisition (if ap[more]

Amazon Kindle Now Available as a Cloud App

After Apple introduced their 30% commission fee to all in-app purchases on their devices, Amazon has been trying to find a way to prevent them from taking a slice of their pie whilst also trying to make their Kindle reader as ubiquitous across as many platforms as possible. Apple have recently sai[more]

What’s the Fastest Browser? – Chrome

Real-world tests have finally confirmed what most of us thought anyway and that is from an actual and perceived speed comparison point-of-view, Google’s Chrome is the fastest browser for the Internet and Safari is the slowest of the main four. On the graph below, the blue bar represents the to[more]

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