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oh dearie me, silly old google

keep up with the times mate

you really don't have anything better to do with your spare time?

Google has announced that it is dropping seven more products in an effort to simplify its range of services. The out-of-season "spring clean" brings an end to services including Google Wave, Knol and Google Gears. It is the third time that the US firm has announced a cull of several of its products at the same time after they had failed to take off.

Billed as "Utterly pointless".

The crossing made famous by the Beatles. In webcam RTI liveness.

More than two-thirds of Britain has a broadband connection but many are not getting the download speeds they pay for, especially during peak times. This shows the digital divide between broadband speeds as many users are not getting the download speeds they pay for.

A broadband bill sent to a deceased man, which included a fine for late payment, has been shared more than 53,000 times by Facebook users. Social media experts say it is a reminder of the importance of responding quickly and publicly to complaints made on social networks.

useful for the real time information as you can talk about the hurricane Sandy and how you can use live video feeds

Designer QR codes have been massive in Japan and China for multiple years however they have not been brought to the UK due to the lack of technology in the UK. Collaboration Technology believe that the time has finally come to launch designer QR codes in the UK.

Give As You Live suggests that some of the money now spent on buying stuff online could go to charitable causes - very easily The "Give As You Live" campaign is trying to get people to give some of the money now spent on internet shopping to help charitable causes - the idea being that every time someone shops online, a percentage of the spend can be donated to any UK charity of their choice.

I have mentioned Amazon many different times and this article is about its ecommerce strengths.

Nearly 300,000 people in the UK went online for the first time during Q3 of 2011, according to figures from the Office of National Statistics (ONS).

Virgin are now going to be able to offer broadband of upto 120Mbps. with is 10 times the national average

real time information

It amazes that 5% of users create 75% of the drivel that is on the site, I can't help but feel that the world would be a much better place without them.

What do you propose we do with them? Technologically (and ethically ) possible solution please.

My problem with twitter and all other forms of social networking, but mostly twitter, is the amount of rubbish posted on it. People become obsessed with posting all they are doing. It leads people to online stalking. I would love to shut twitter down, just for a week to make people realize that they don't need to know what people are doing at all times of the day, if it is that important it will be on the news.