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A few big cheeses haven’t had the best start to the year!

Figures released recently by Gartner, the technology analysis company, give a very interesting* perspective on the changing way consumers are using computers.

The London Conference on Cyberspace has been happening in the QE2 Centre in Westminster, London, for the last couple of days. The idea being that it brings together government officials, industry experts and relevant bloggers and journalists to

Today saw the launch of Nokia’s biggest hope for the smartphone market, the Lumia, and also some interesting finance news from Amazon. Firstly the Lumia is what Nokia are claiming is the first “real” Windows phone – a very bold and perhaps

Todays release of Google’s Android OS 4.0 ‘Ice Cream Sandwich‘, although done to far less fanfare than Apple’s OS5, is no less important. Although, a bit like new Windows releases of old, it is always a little difficult to tell what is coming from the OS and

So after the sad news from last week we never really got around to covering the launch of #iPhone4S and #iOS5. I have previously prattled on at great length about new Apple product launches (much to the chagrin of some) and identified their

We have been working with the charity Lattitude Global Volunteering for a few months now, helping them create a

This week has seen a bit of a rush in the office as our Head of Development, Kath, and our Lead Designer, Liam,

iPad 2. Steve Jobs. Good. Thin.

Sorry that its been a few weeks since the last blog posting – its been a busy time here at T3D towers between work and me moving to a new house (although you’re probably not bothered about that). Anyway, I am back up and running at full blog speed now, so you can get back ...

If you have been in the UK this past week or two there has been one story that has been filling the news but not the papers (which I happen to think is great!). That has been SUPER-INJUNCTIONS, and more specifically, who has them and why.

Every year Logo Lounge post a Logo Trend Report detailing how logo designs have changed, adapted and moved on in the last 12 months. Now, before half of you, say “I’m not a logo designer so I don’t care” and head off to check Kim Kardashian’s

What a big week it has been for the digital world: We have seen a new start-up company by the name of ‘Apple’ issue a press release, Microsoft have announced that they will announce Xbox 360 TV at E3 (which we have had in the UK for years), and it appears that any company who ...

In the last few months we have seen a huge rise is the reporting of hacking and DDoS attacks. You will notice that I have said a rise in the reporting, rather than just a rise, because I strongly suspect hacking has newly become a media catchphrase. I

News International: See You Next Tuesday Scum! To call the phone hacking scandal involving the News of the World a kerfuffle would be an understatement. So I wont. It seems like NotW, and News International in general, have plunged to a new depth in “journalism”. However, although very newsworthy (and I could spend literally hours ...

With the #notw story still going strong, and looking to get even bigger, it has been a bit of quiet week as far as web based news is concerned. So instead of blogging about the miserable evilness of a few dickish people I am going to concentrate on

In Laws: The British government has laid out new plans this week to stop companies requesting ISPs block copyright infringement websites. This has come after the Motion Picture Association managed to successfully lobby BT to block a website that helped locate copyright infringed material (music and movies in layman’s terms). Along with this it has also been ...

What a sad (#UKriots) and at the same time uplifting (#riotcleanup) few days it has been in the UK. Riots in areas of London, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, Nottingham and Liverpool have shown the worst side of their “communities”. I could write

The summer holidays generally lead to ‘silly season’ news. Some of its funny, others make headlines but won’t make much change. In the world of technology we have seen a few of the latter in the last couple of weeks: The Big Apple So it emerged that Apple has more money than the US government. ...

We’ve talked a lot about Facebook on this blog before, both its good points and its bad, and for good reason: whatever you use the web for – social, leisure or business – having an FB presence is almost a necessity. Unless you are an established brand or