Monthly Archives: July 2011

Google Plus joins the long list of social networking sites that have popped up in recent years. The rivalry between Google and Facebook has been fierce and so it is no surprise that the world’s most popular search engine has produced its own answer to the world’s most popular social… Read the rest...

Last week, fake Apple stores discovered in the southwest of China, or rather they were brought to the attention of a wider audience. Although the stores looked tremendously real even to an Apple-fan, some errors were made. For starters, the iconic Apple logo was accommodated by the words ‘Apple Stoer’. Please,… Read the rest...

One might argue that these days ASA (Advertising Standards Authority) has been kept busy. While there might be tons of complaints that the authority has to skim through on a daily basis – a substantial number of those are valid and are to be upheld. Take TalkTalk’s Read the rest...

Smartphones and social media are deeply rooted in our current society. Therefore, it doesn’t come as a surprise to me that many crimes can be detected by hacking them – in fact, we are all more than aware of that by now. There are several ways that phone data can make… Read the rest...

Giant amongst internet providers Virgin Media, has been told elements of its advertising campaigns were ‘misleading’. It claims to be the fastest broadband provider in the UK whereas actually, there are some faster albeit smaller ISPs out there. Of course Virgin Media is not the only ISP to use lines such… Read the rest...