Closure of Google Reader Make the switch before 1 July 2013
With the closure of Google Reader don’t forget its vital to swap over to a new reader today. (Sunday 30 June 2013)...
Category : Web
Blogger: WordPress Theme of the Week #1
WordPress is an amazing platform for people who want to get into the website game. Many of the biggest blogs and websites in the world now use WordPress as a way to manage their site,...
Zach Braff’s Film Receives $2 million on Kickstarter
The hilarious Zach Braff has successfully reached his $2 million funding goal for his new film project ‘Wish I Was Here’, a follow up to the magnificent Garden State, which was also written and directed...
My Week With… Facebook Home
For the past seven days, I have been using Facebook Home, the social network’s home replacement for Android, which pushes people ahead of apps. So far, the only device which comes pre-installed with Facebook Home...
WordPress for Android Updated with Holo UI
Bloggers rejoice! Today, the WordPress application for Android has finally been updated with a new interface which is finally bearable to look at. The new interface has finally joined on with the holo design guidelines...
Unofficial Google Keep Extension for Chrome
Google Keep launched on Android last month, and despite having available online, there is still no official Google Keep extension for Chrome. However, a third-party developer has answered the calls of people who have already...
Google Activates ‘Person Finder’ Following Boston Marathon Explosions
By now there’s no doubt you’ll have heard of the tragic events going on in Boston at the moment. The good news is, everybody seems to be chipping in to help in whatever way they...
Advert: Chromebooks for Education
Google has released another trailer to advertise their Chromebooks, however this one is a little different to usual. The last few Chromebook ads have been a series of video clips played quickly within a short...
Nine Years On: The Evolution of Gmail
Last week, Google celebrated the ninth birthday of Gmail. The email service launched on 1st April 2004 as an invite-only beta, and didn’t actually become a final version until 2009. Today, Gmail is arguably one...