Cloud

Keeping information on your PC and your mobile device in sync should be straightforward but often isn’t. We provide some answers

Kim Dotcom, the enigmatic internet entrepreneur, launched a new site at the weekend which he claims is completely legal.

After a few weeks of pulling faces as I grappled with Mountain Lion, the new Apple OS, I’ve decided it’s brilliant.

For the last couple of years I’ve been hard pushed to read a tech blog that doesn’t bang on about ‘the cloud’. For anyone who doesn’t know exactly what the cloud is, it allows you to save files, programmes and vast amounts of data online, securely. This gives you more freedom when you want to access it from more than one location.

Google has announced the launch of a new and improved version of the Chromebook, dubbed the Chromebook Series 5 550.

Cloud computing, in case you hadn’t realised, is very much here to stay. The technology has been here for a while now, but it’s only just starting to make waves.

By now, you’ve probably just about come up for air from your PS Vita – the latest handheld console from Sony. After months of twiddling our thumbs and watching the clock, we finally have the Vita in the palms of our hands.

Music lovers and the Cupertino clan have long had a love/hate relationship. But now it’s speeding in the direction of the latter…

As a keen gamer, I’ve been waiting with baited breath for the next generation of console. I think there’s a fair chance I’ll die if I hold my breath until this next generation comes along, but I can still dream.

Apple is a very clever company. Instead of coming up with its own original devices, it waits for other companies to give it a try first.