by Daniel Whittaker | Mar 9, 2012 | Customer Care, News, Technology & Gadgets
Google… It means many things to many people, but in one way or another it touches all our lives.
The company that was founded in 1998 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin has had such a profound influence on modern culture that the word Google is now used as a verb. If we’re not sure of a fact, or want to find what’s on at a local cinema or need to buy ink cartridges, then we ‘Google it’.
by Stuart Deavall | Mar 7, 2012 | News
A growing number of schools may be recognising the benefits of bringing new technologies into the classroom to help motivate students and encourage them to learn. As well as interacting with devices such as tablets, a growing number of facilities are taking advantage...
by Stuart Deavall | Mar 6, 2012 | News
Ink supplies maker Lexmark has joined forces will a social network aimed at home-based businesses and remote workers to help support the growing community. People using Lexmark ink cartridges may be able to benefit from the deal between the printer manufacturer and...
by Stuart Deavall | Feb 28, 2012 | News
Google+ is failing to persuade users to spend time on the social network, new research has revealed. A study by comScore found individuals in the US averaged just over three minutes on the site in January, while rival Facebook saw its users spend around...
by Stuart Deavall | Feb 24, 2012 | News
The founder of social networking site Twitter has warned the site's users that spending hours a day interacting with the service is "unhealthy". Speaking at a conference in Montreal, Biz Stone said it is not good that some individuals are claimed to be...
by Stuart Deavall | Feb 23, 2012 | News
Individuals who are keen to improve their green credentials have been urged to recycle their empty ink cartridges. Deputy reviews editor at PC Pro magazine David Bayon explained this could be a crucial part of reducing the "huge environmental impact" the...
