PC Advisor launches smartphone guide on Amazon Kindle PC Advisor has released a new eBook for Amazon Kindle, packed with buying advice and reviews of the latest smartphones. Put together by PC Advisor’s team of experts,Smartphone Buyers’ Guide 2011includes essential advice for anyone considering buying a new handset, or upgrading their current phone. As well as helping people choose between the major smartphone platforms this extensive guide provides in-depth advice on core smartphone features that are often overlooked when searching for a new handset, such as battery life, display quality and call quality....

Samsung NC110-AM4UK review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Small and lightweight, the Samsung is a great travelling companion if your demands aren’t great. But should you need something that is both portable and that you can work on, you should look elsewhere. Also, the styling might not be to everyone’s taste – the blue lid and white interior make the Samsung look a little cheap. However, at £240, that’s exactly what it is....

CIA, Mossad, MI6 targeted by Iranian DigiNotar-hackers After breaching the Dutch CA (Certification Authority) DigiNotar, Iranian hackers managed to sign forged certificates for the domains of spy agencies CIA, Mossad and MI6. Leading certification authorities like VeriSign and Thawte were also targeted, as were Iranian dissident sites. The cyber attack on DigiNotar, a Dutch subsidiary of VASCO Data Security International Inc, is much more serious than previously thought. Last July hackers gained access to the network and infrastructure of several of DigiNotar’s CAs....

Google TV coming to the UK Google TV, the internet TV service that puts Android on your television set, is set to launch in the UK within six months, Google will reveal today. According to a report onThe Telegraph, Google chairman Eric Schmidt will reveal plans to bring the Google TV to the UK when he gives the MacTaggart lecture at the Edinburgh Television Festival this evening. Google TV lets viewers switch between TV broadcasts and the internet on the same set, allowing users to watch iPlayer, for instance, or a high definition version of YouTube....

RealNetworks crushes Dutch webmaster for hyperlink RealNetworks has sued the owner of a website in The Netherlands for displaying a hyperlink to a competing freeware package. As the company seeks compensation for its claimed losses, the 26-year-old man is borrowing money from family to survive. The case started in 2010 when RealNetworks demanded that the computers belonging to Hilbrand Edskes and his family be confiscated. A Dutch judge granted this in an ex-parte ruling, based on an alleged violation of copyright law and trademark law....