Need yet another way to watch endless repeats of Location, Location, Location? Channel 4's got one lined up in the shape of 4seven, a new channel set to repeat the "noisiest" and most popular elements of its output.
The Church of England is looking to update the processes it uses when testing new applicants to the Ordained Ministry, replacing a centuries-old paper test and filing system with a new fangled computer.
Those glorious 4G connections being tested around the country may seem lighting-quick compared to the 3G molasses you're currently used to, but LTE flows about as fast glass in the face of the Terahertz bandwidth that the University of Pittsburgh is studying.
Oh dear, and it was all going to well for Sky. After ignoring Android in favour of iOS devices for ages, we've recently seen the broadcaster bring most of its apps to Android. But the fancy new interactive F1 coverage will remain an iPad exclusive.
The US Justice Department has warned Apple, along with five major publishing houses, that it plans to sue them for joining forces to raise the price of ebooks, according to the Wall Street Journal. If successful, this could signal a future of affordable digital reading.
Sky has today announced a big update of its Anytime+ movies on-demand package, which should see many more films available for rent, online, on the day of their DVD or Blu-ray release.
While they might seem primitive, woven thatch roofs are an effective way to keep out rain while ventilating a home. But in Ecuador, where grass lands are being re-claimed for farming, discarded plastic bottles might just be a better alternative.
Despite all the hype leading up to Apple's new iPad, some people had no idea it was coming. FWD rounded up the best sad, pissed-off tweets from the unlucky souls who recently bought an iPad 2. [FWD]
Looks like Anonymous has been lashing out after its betrayal by Sabu, venting its anger on the heads of the Catholic church. The Italian branch of the wounded-but-not-dead hacking group took down the Vatican site and put up a long list of crimes and misdeeds the church was responsible for throughout history.
Google recently offered up prizes totaling £1 million for those capable of exploiting its browser Chrome. Now, at Google's own competition called Pwnium, a student has walked away with one of the top prizes, earning £38,000 by hacking a PC running Chrome.
We thought Dave Pell's musings on the original iPad in 2010 still ring true today, so we figured we'd share. Enjoy.
Previously capped at 20MB over 3G, iOS app downloads up to 50MB can now be downloaded over 3G (or 4G, where available, on the new iPad LTE) in iOS 5.1.
Volvo has always built some of the safest cars on the road, protecting the vehicle's passengers when the unthinkable happens. But now the company has added an additional airbag to its V40 that could save the life of a pedestrian.
