This week sees the London Future House Exhibition hosted in London’s Excel Centre.

Some of the future gadgets for the home are truly expensive, but others are reasonable in price and practicable. (more…)

A very interesting desktop (literally) application has been released called BumpTop. BumpTop makes the desktop so much better and user friendly.

Some of you will be asking – “So what???” (more…)

This week’s Friday amusement is a great one. It’s a prank call which is just hysterical to listen too. (more…)

Often people say that they are bored by how many pages are printed out when they press print whilst viewing a website. Mainly the waste of paper which is produced and the unnecessary amounts of ink involved. There is an easy way round this problem which is oh so often over looked. (more…)

Just a quick Friday video to laugh the week out. (more…)

Last summer a website that maps global surnames was launched. The project run by the University College London is designed to help people find the origins of their name and how far it may have spread. (more…)

Easter is now fast approaching and the Blogberry and I will be taking the usual annual break from Thursday 9th April till Wednesday 15th. (more…)

Malware is the merger of  the words malicious and software. It  is software designed to infiltrate or damage a computer system without the owner’s informed consent. The expression is a general term used by computer professionals to mean a variety of forms of hostile, intrusive, or annoying software or program code. The term ‘computer virus’ is sometimes used as a catch-all phrase to include all types of malware, including true viruses.

Let’s enjoy the weekend, but not before this: (more…)

Computers, TVs, and masses of other electronic devices and appliances could soon get an energy rating label similar to those found on white goods such as washing machines and fridges. (more…)