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Archive for November, 2011
£100m Investment in Urban Broadband
30, Nov 2011Ever since being elected, the UK government have promised to upgrade the UK’s broadband network, especially in rural areas. But Chancellor George Osborne has announced that 10 UK cities will also benefit from faster, more reliable broadband.
Google Sued over “Nazi Orgy” Search Results
25, Nov 2011Another week, another attempt by someone to sue Google over their search results. This time, it’s Max Mosely, who’s suing Google in both Germany and France because the search engine hasn’t censored search results over a certain alleged Third Reich-themed party in 2008.
Optimise Issue 10 – Out Now!
24, Nov 2011We know you’re an avid fan of the FirstFound Blog, but have you taken the time to read our regular online magazine?
Keep in Contact Through Your Contacts?
22, Nov 2011It might sound like something out of a (fairly dull, admittedly) sci fi blockbuster, but email and social media displaying contact lenses could be closer than you think.
2011′s 25 Worst Passwords Revealed
21, Nov 2011If you’re worried that your password is painfully obvious to all but the most lackadaisical hacker, then you’ll do well to read the following list without flinching.
Online Usage Continues to Rise
17, Nov 2011Despite the ongoing economic hardships suffered by much of Europe, online businesses in the UK are thriving. And this is helped by yet another rise in the number of regular internet users.
Ebay Pushing for Better Mobile Coverage
15, Nov 2011In an effort to help boost the UK’s economy, the online auction-house Ebay has submitted a ‘Mobile Manifesto’ to the UK Government. It’s not the first time Ebay has introduced innovations in the way British businesses sell online, following a joint project with Facebook earlier this year, but it is the first time that they’ve [...]
Bing Release Top Searches for 2011 (so far…)
29, Nov 2011November’s almost done, so it’s about time for the search engines to release their 2011 top searches lists. And for once, Bing have beaten Google to the punch.