Apple iPhone ad banned in UK
UK has banned one particular advertising about the popular Apple iPhone.
The advertisement claimed that the “all parts of the Internet are on the iPhone”.
However, it is well known that Apple has not added support for Adobe Flash and Sun Microsystems Java technologies.
Both of these technologies are widely [...]

Adobe Media Player public trials begin
Adobe has said that they have now started testing their Adobe Media Player application through limited public tests.
The company is working with media partners including CBS and Viacom for this initiative.
Adobe would deliver ad-supported subscriptions to TV programs like “CSI,” “Survivor” and “Big Brother” through this program.
The two companies would [...]

Samsung unveils world fastest solid-state drive
South Korean tech giant Samsung has announced the launch of the industry’s fastest solid-state drive.
The company said that this drive would soon be offered by system manufacturers including Dell and others.
Samsung showcased their 2.5-inch 64-gigabit SATA2 drive which they claim uses a finer 51-nanometer class technology.
It provides writing speeds of [...]

Asus Eee PC a bit hit in Taiwan
Asustek Computer has just launched a low priced mobile computer named Eee PC in the market.
And market sources suggest that the device was a best seller on the launch day in the Taiwan market.
The device has been designed for kids and elderly people. Asus is also likely to [...]

Mac friendly BBC iPlayer coming soon
BBC has said in a statement that they are now going to release a Mac friendly version of their iPlayer early next year.
BBC iPlayer uses proprietary Microsoft technology which limit its usage to Windows platform only.
The BBC management has also decided that they would in the near future allow users [...]