Most people will have seen the plethora of adverts around telling you how easy it is to turn your unwanted mobile phone into cash. There are around 90 million phones sitting unused in Britain alone, worth a staggering £450 million
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In Depth: How to sell your old phone for cash
Most people will have seen the plethora of adverts around telling you how easy it is to turn your unwanted mobile phone into cash. There are around 90 million phones sitting unused in Britain alone, worth a staggering £450 million.
Survey: Facebook Lovers Hate Facebook
A survey that went out this morning called the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI), garnered a lot of attention around the blogosphere . While this survey is nothing new, this year, they included a few “social media” sites for the first time.
OpenStack.org: RackSpace Open Sources Their Cloud Services Platform, And Gets NASA On Board
Hosting company RackSpace is open sourcing the software behind its cloud storage and computing platforms on Monday, the company is saying.
Gary Marshall: Antennagate: maybe Steve should blog
22 days. That's how long Apple took to stop Antennagate .
Updated: iPhone 4 price: tariffs for UK buyers
In our continuing quest to detail all the UK iPhone 4 tariffs, we've now updated this piece with details of T-Mobile's newly-released iPhone 4 UK price information.
Best Buy Connect wireless service is official, offers contract-free plans
We'll admit that we never took Best Buy as the kind of company to sell its own wireless service, but you know what Best Buy does sell? Laptops with unlocked WWAN modems, and to that end, the retailer's Best Buy Connect offering seems to be a pretty attractive one. Monthly plan pricing is about what you'd expect from anyone else, and you'll be able to choose between two-year, one-year, and contract-free packages for the same price -- the only difference is how much subsidy they'll throw in for you upfront.
Mozilla Submits Firefox Home iPhone App. Apple Should Approve It
Earlier this afternoon, Mozilla submitted what would be its first iPhone application to the App Store. No, it’s not Firefox — well, not exactly. Mozilla has submitted an app called Firefox Home for approval.
‘iPhone vs Android’ report finds Apple has three times Google’s market share
It's oftentimes easy for us to get swept up in Android mania and forget that Google's mobile platform is still in its infancy. Then we get cold hard numbers like these -- showing iPhone OS owning 28 percent of the US smartphone market and closing in on RIM's leading 35 percent -- and we face up to the realization that Android handsets still account for less than one in every ten smartphones owned by Americans today. In spite of collecting 28 percent of all consumer smartphone purchases in the first quarter of 2010 ( according to NPD ), Google's OS was only able to climb up a couple of percentage points in terms of total market share, showing just how long a road lies ahead of its world-conquering plans.
Gardening For Dummies: SproutRobot Sends You Seeds And Tells You When To Plant Them
It’s no secret that home-grown fruits and vegetables are usually really good, handily beating what you’ll find lining the aisles at your local supermarket. But If you’re like me, gardening has always seemed like something of a dark art — you put seeds in the ground, add water, do some other stuff, and a few weeks (or months?) later you have some tasty fruits and vegetables.
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