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Microsoft have just posted pictures of one of their new devices. Details are a little vague at the moment.

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Microsoft announce a Windows Phone pager

Google have posted a promotional video on YouTube telling you all about their new snack products.

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Google to start selling snack products

Google have seemingly been a little slow on the uptake of cloud storage, especially as they currently hold 7339 terabytes of emails in the Gmail service, offering over 7gb per email account. At the moment, details are sketchy, with no firm launch date or pricing information. The screen shot below (from TalkAndroid ) hints at 5gb of free space, which is quite a lot of documents

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Google Drive – Cloud Storage

If you have been around the android community for a while, you most likely will have heard of CM or Cyanogen (Mod). CyanogenMod is an aftermarket firmware for a number of cell phones based on the open-source Android operating system. It offers features not found in the official Android based firmwares of vendors of these cell phones.

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Samsung Galaxy S2 – CM9

Back in January Sky announced that their on-demand TV service “Sky Anytime+” would be opened up and available via any ISP. The exact date was a little foggy, but we’re now seeing it live. The service has been available through Sky broadband for a while now, but as of today, by merely plugging in an ethernet cable, you can download content and watch it through your Sky box

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Sky Anyime+, now through all ISP’s

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Exclusive discount on the Motorola Pro Plus

Back in January Sky announced that their on-demand TV service “Sky Anytime+” would be opened up and available via any ISP. The exact date was a little foggy, but we’re now seeing it live

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Sky Anyime+, now through all ISP’s

No, the “Driving Mode” on the Galaxy SII will NOT magically steer your car to work whilst you have a doze in the back seat. What it can do is read out notifications and calls that arrive while you drive.

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Activate the Galaxy SII “Driving Mode” in a snap

No, the “Driving Mode” on the Galaxy SII will NOT magically steer your car to work whilst you have a doze in the back seat. What it can do is read out notifications and calls that arrive while you drive. Oh, I’m a poet and didn’t know it.

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Activate the Galaxy SII “Driving Mode” in a snap

That’s right…the United Kingdom leads the way…..albeit this time in the use of mobile devices to visit News-based sites.

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UK Trumps Europe For News On The Go