Digital TV Information, Resources and Reviews
Blogs are the new black, according to Hitwise, who recently reported that 1.19% of all internet traffic in June this year was to blog sites.
Whether it’s the potential for a more diverse range of information, the search for amusement, varied opinion or the specific subjects blogs cover in comparison with dedicated sites, they’re clearly a big hit among web users in the modern age.
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Nintendo seems to be pretty impressed by itself at the moment, recently announcing a record 30 million Wii console sales since its release in 2006.
Between April and June this year it sold over 5 million units, which is up from the 3.4 million during the same period last year.
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BT has been busy with some surveys recently, rather uncharacteristicly reporting that 18% of consumers would like to be using a powered exoskeleton by 2012.
This is the same number that want on-demand access to personal media on any device, and fractionally higher than those who’d like a robotic assistant to help with day to day chores.
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Most of us are fed up with ads and the ad folk know it, which is why they really are stretching their devious little brains to find new ways to intrude on our lives.
Frankly, it doesn’t get much more intrusive than armpit advertising, or ‘pitvertising’.
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With mobile Internet access becoming more popular, O2 is aiming to capitalise by offering free home broadband for a year to anyone signing up for its £20 per month Mobile Broadband package.
The new Broadband Home And Away [is that a whiff of Aussie soap I smell?] package means that anyone with the Mobile Broadband [that's 3GB of data per month and unlimited Wi-Fi access] also gets O2’s Home Broadband free for a year, offering unlimited downloads, a free wireless router and 24×7 UK-based customer service. Unusually, O2 says the offer is open to existing O2 Mobile and Home Broadband customers too, not just newbies.
Sally Cowdry, marketing director, O2 UK said:
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