Monthly Archives: November 2011

It has recently been calculated that 85-95 per cent of all emails, sent and received were spam or junk emails. Not cool, I know. Some of these are sent by hacking into a person’s account and forwarding a juicy piece of spyware to all the contacts. Cleverly disguised under your name… Read the rest...

The time when having a coffee meant just having a coffee are far gone. Now customers expect to grab a muffin, a hot latte, a sandwich perhaps, and of course a fat portion of some tasty wireless broadband. According to recent research, conducted by The Cloud, 4.5m consumers chose to grab… Read the rest...

You know what I hate? Peak hours. When your broadband connection is slower than the District Line, slower than a couple on a romantic walk in front of you when you are late for a crucial business meeting. Oh yes, peak hours. According to a recent study – these are… Read the rest...

Last week it has emerged that after BT was forced to block Newzbin2, tech-savvy, or indeed code-savvy internet users have found a way to access the website despite the ban. This week, some Rights Holders along with the British Phonographic Industry (BPI) decided to team up… Read the rest...

I have no intention of hiding it – I do enjoy reading people’s tweets. I even tweet myself from time to time. That was a lie. I flood the Tweetosphere with interesting links, news stories and an occasional anecdote or sarcastic comment. However, sometimes I read other people’s tweets, and… Read the rest...