After briefly appearing in Japan’s App Store, Google’s Latitude app is now in your App Store – and this time, it doesn’t look like an accident. Stalk friends! Be stalked! It’s free! [iTunes via RedmondPie]
The year is only just grinding to a halt, but Twitter’s already released its list of the top subjects tweeted about in 2010. Of the 25 billion tweets published, BP’s Gulf oil spill disaster was the most tweeted-about term. More »
Last Thursday, a Twitter account purported to be from WikiLeaks’ Anonymous supporters (the same group which brought down PayPal, Mastercard and Visa’s websites) threatened to take down Amazon in a similar DDoS attack. Seemingly it failed, but Amazon’s websites in the UK, Italy, Germany and Spain went offline for about 30 minutes each last night, due to a “hardware failure in our European datacenter network,” claims an Amazon rep. More »
So far, those Lego video games have all been a little too family friendly. Luckily, we’ve got the Custard Clan to create a vision of what a world with Lego: Black Ops would be like. It’s a world I’d like to live in… More »
On the first day of Christmas, Gizmodo gave to me… More »
Over the weekend, West Australian Vodafone customers were left stranded without mobile coverage for 11 hours thanks to a network outage. Vodafone updated their website to inform customers of the issue – well those who had internet access anyway – but it raises the question: What should happen when a telco doesn’t deliver their service sufficiently? More »
One of you won our competition to take home an HP MediaSmart Home Server. But who was it? Was it you? Or that other guy who entered? Find out below the fold… More »
