Archive for July 15th, 2010

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LogMeIn leaves Beta behind on Android

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One of the most powerful remote access apps has arrived with for good on the Android platform. Having spent a while in Beta LogMeIn Ignition arrived today to get you access to you home or work desktop or Laptop without being in the room.

You’re never more than a click away.

With one click, you can connect and control your computer right from your smartphone or smartbook. With unlimited access to your work and home computers, you can go mobile without worrying about leaving something behind. Now, what to do with that newfound freedom? Hiking. Biking. Napping.

Expand the possibilities.

Your Android device can do more with LogMeIn Ignition. Because now, it can run all applications, and access your email and every file on your computer. Even your robust photo library of your new labradoodle that everybody wants to see.

Get technical.

IT Pros, Ignition for Android is just what you’ve been waiting for. Bring up a server in a matter of seconds, wherever you happen to be. You’ll minimize travel and maximize your capabilities. There’s no need to configure routers or VPN, and Ignition works seamlessly with LogMeIn Free and Pro2. Holla.

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Mobile industry is shafting customers on contract cancellations

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Over half of UK Punters aren’t told that they can cancel their mobile phone contacts if their local coverage is rubbish. The Communications Consumer Panel in the UK published a report saying that. The results of its research state that most customers simply aren’t given the low-down on cancellation policies from mobile contractors if coverage is dodgy.

Using a mystery shopper, the research found that 56 per cent of people who bought at a retail store weren’t given the correct information about their rights of cancellation. The report also revealed that different operators and retailers have completely different policies on cancellations. Some operators point blank refuse to cancel contracts even if there wasn’t any coverage. That’s not limited coverage, it’s no coverage at all.

If punters were allowed to annul their contact, the length of time varied on when they were allowed to cancel. The Communications Consumer Panel recommended giving punters a minimum 14-day cancellation policy for poor coverage and consistent policies for all. It seems only fair.

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Apple iPhone 4 Review

Apple iPhone 4 ReviewThe new Apple iPhone 4 is without doubt the one phone that has had the most attention this year. With a new design and improved specification the iPhone 4 is more than worthy of sitting in top place in the smart phone wars but how does it truly compare in my opinion with the many top of the range Android devices that are constantly hitting the market?

With some data issues from day one Apple have made various excuses and seem to be happy with the consumer spending extra money on a bumper to solve the problem. Is this issue a problem for me and will it affect sales? You will have to read on to see what I think about it.

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