News headlines

• BT to offer FTTP 'on demand' service by 2013
  

  BT will offer fibre-to-the-premise in areas previously restricted to fibre-to-the-cabinet

• Google won't delay new privacy policy despite EU concerns
  

  Europe's data protection watchdog wants more time to investigte the Internet giant's policy change

• Google reveals Android malware 'Bouncer,' scans all apps
  

  Claims 40% reduction in malicious app downloads in second half of 2011

• How to write a Kindle bestseller
  

  Macworld interview: Mark Edwards, bestselling e-book novelist

• Facebook IPO, Sony woes and Macworld iWorld (Video)
  

  The week's tech news on video

• Hairdryer tribute to Steve Jobs
  

  iFeng 4S ad uses image of the late Apple co-founder

• AMD fundamentally changes chip design methodology
  

  AMD hopes to blur the lines between CPUs and GPUs

• HTC promises to fix Android flaw that reveals Wi-Fi credentials
  

  HTC says most phones have already received a fix through regular updates but other devices will require users intervention

• UK broadband speeds up 22 percent: Ofcom
  

  Broadband speeds are boosted, following new regulations

• Android not as fragmented as you'd think - report
  

  On both smartphones and tablets, a few OS versions and hardware specs dominate the landscape, according to new data

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Blogs

>> Wed, 25 Jan 2012

Simon Jary - It’s T time for Apple

By Simon Jary

Tangerine   Apple is usually very particular about its colours, favouring a strict monochromatic policy ruled with an iron – or more likely a brushed aluminium – fist. From 1984 to 1990 just about every Apple product (except for its lurid logo) had to conform to the Snow White design language, which pinpointed exactly the correct tone of white or near beige the casing should be in. This was all down to Steve Jobs’ severe notion of perfect aesthetic beauty.

>> Thu, 19 Jan 2012

Andy Ihnatko - Photographic evidence

By Andy Ihnatko

I love this idea. A case that makes your iPhone look like an old-timey camera? That's an old gag. The Gizmon iCA (http://gizmon.com/) is an iPhone case that makes your phone work like an old-timey camera.

>> Tue, 10 Jan 2012

Jason Snell - The iPhone: Five years later...

By Jason Snell

Five years ago, Steve Jobs stood on stage at Macworld Expo and unveiled the iPhone.

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