Monthly Archives: November 2010

Remember the last time you visited a museum? It’s just a long stroll looking at objects deemed as ancient and primitive, and according to a recent study the humble television will soon become merely a dusty exhibit as well. The TV has been our companion since the late 1920s, informing… Read the rest...

Facebook is great. We all love facebook – adding friends, looking at their pictures (and sometimes scrutinising those), chatting and sharing our lives with the rest of the world. It’s addictive and fun. Whilst most of us are comfortable with our hotmails, yahoos and gmails, Read the rest...

While in 2012 tuition fees for higher education will skyrocket in Britain, for some even free education is a luxury. Yet Queen Rania of Jordan tries to tackle this world-spread issue with the use of social media. By revealing stats and facts on her… Read the rest...

This has to be said, we all are constantly punching in texts, bbms, emails, and employers have us on the line 24/7. When can we actually go offline? With the rise of the newest technology, we are browsing and replying to work emails… Read the rest...

Customers aren’t the only ones who are comparing broadband services, it seems the companies themselves do the same. BT has recently said that it was “surprised by the high price” of Virgin Media’s new project that is set to cost almost… Read the rest...