Apple Refunds People Who Purchased ‘Premature’ Gamestore App

Apple Gamestore

Earlier in the week we told you about a new Gamestore app for the iPhone which appeared on the Apple Store, we were able to purchase the app for $0.99, but it didn’t have any functionality and was reported to be an internal testing app from Apple
 

Fujifilm Rugged And Waterproof XP150 And XP100 Compact Cameras Unveiled

Fujifilm XPFujifilm has announced a variety of new cameras to its range today ahead of them being showcased and CES next week. Two of these are the Fujifilm XP150 and XP100 rugged waterproof compact cameras.
 

Apple iMac Made Up One Third Of All In One PCs In Quarter 3 2011

Apple iMac
Apple has had massive success with its Mac range of computers, and now according to a recent report Apple’s iMac made up one third of sales of all in one computers in the third quarter of 2011.
 

Logitech C920HD 1080p Webcam Announced

Logitech C920
As well as unveiling a their new Logitech Cube Mouse, which will be making an appearance at this years CES. Logitech has also announced a new HD webcamera in the form of the Logitech C920 HD. Which allows you to communicate via video in full 1080p high definition.
 

Lenovo Thinkpad Edge S430 With Intel Thunderbolt Announced

Lenovo ThinkPad Edge
Lenovo has added a new notebook to its range with the launch of the Lenovo Thinkpad Edge S430, which is one of the first notebooks, apart from Apple’s, to come with Intel’s Thunderbolt technology.
 

Apple Having Problems Securing Content For Apple HDTV?

Apple HDTV
We know that Apple is working on a new HDTV, which is expected to launch some time this year and may be powered by Apple’s voice activated virtual assistant, Siri.
Yesterday we heard that Apple were in the running to bid for the TV rights for the
 

Mogees Contact Microphone Concept, Brings Multitouch To Any Surface (video)

Mogees

An interesting new concept has been developed by Bruno Zamborlin’s called, Mogees (an abbreviation of “mosaicing gestural surface”). Which has been designed to enable multitouch gesturing on nearly any surface you can think of from glass to wood. Watch the video of
 

Logitech Cube Re-imagines The Mouse

Logitech has today introduced a new product to their range which has been designed to re-imagine the humble mouse. The new Logitech Cube can be used in a variety of ways and is equipped with a presenter mode which engages, by simply by lifting it off the desk.
 

Nokia Lumia 710 Gets Reviewed

Nokia Lumia 710
The Nokia Lumia 710 is Nokia’s first Windows Phone smartphone to launch in the US, the device is available with US mobile carrier T-Mobile, and it features a 3.7 inch WVGA touchscreen display with an 800 x 480- pixel resolution, there is also 8GB of
 

Soundmatters foxLo Subwoofer Combines With foxL V2 Speakers To Create A Full-range Audio System

Soundmatters fkxLo Subwoofer
Soundmatters has this week announced the launch os their new foxLo Subwoofer, which has been designed to compliment and be used with their foxL V2 Bluetooth speakers. The foxLO subwoofer is equipped with patented Linear Magnetic Drive™ woofer technology with a
 

Kevin Mitnick's secret weapon for avoiding jail

Is Kevin Mitnick saying "don't shoot?" No. He's just showing off a bracelet that doubles as a handcuff lock pick.
Is Kevin Mitnick saying "don't shoot?" No. He's just showing off a bracelet that doubles as a handcuff lock pick.
(Credit: James Martin/CNET)
 

A virus for cyberdefense? Japan has something cooking

For several years, Japan has been developing a computer virus that can track, identify, and disable cyberthreats, according to a story in the Yomiuri Shimbun newspaper.
Fujitsu reportedly is working on the cyberweapon for Japan's Defense Ministry under a 178.5 million yen ($2.32 million) project initiated in fiscal 2008 by the ministry's Technical Research and Development Institute.
 

Americans more susceptible to online scams than believed, study finds

The least and most likely demographics for scam susceptibility in the U.S.

The least and most likely demographics for scam susceptibility in the U.S.
(Credit: The Ponemon Institute/PC Tools)
Last May, long before the iPhone 4S was released, a bunch of Facebook users got tricked into spreading spam by clicking on a link attached to this headline: "First
 

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