North Korea codes their websites with great strength! Yes, if you look at the source code of the Korean DPRK, you’ll find they really do like their <strong> tags. Repeat: This is not a joke. It’s probably not sinister, but I mean seriously, think about it – WTF. That’s a [...]

It’s true – Russia have blocked the popular video-sharing service YouTube, after a court dispute over an apparently extremist video, ‘Russia For Russians‘. With it, in the same fell swoop, Russia also blocked the Internet Archive, and three online libraries, all found to contain (or contain a copy of a [...]

Google add another product to the already mighty list – Google Font Preview. Google Font Preview is an extension to the Google Font Library and the Google Font API that was launched way back in mid-May, making it easier to embed certain fonts into websites, change the way they look [...]

Already, Amazon have updated their Kindle eBook Reader again. They boast features such as 50% better contrast (how you measure this I’ll never know), a slightly longer batter, a slightly smaller size, and a new color – nothing terrific, don’t worry. It comes in 2 scoops; WiFi-only and 3G version, [...]

Apple have had another busy week – simultaneously launching a set of new iMac computers, with i3, i5, and i7 processors, updating the Mac Pro line, and introducing the ‘Magic Trackpad’; a sort-of upscaled version of the Macbook Pro trackpad. Each seems to compliment the others; the trackpad designed for [...]

If it’s not enough to completely copy Twitter, something which drastically failed, Google have plans for a new product: a Facebook clone. ‘Google Me’, as suggested by former Digg CEO Kevin Rose, and confirmed by various people within Google, seems spot on for a Facebook rip-off. Although it appears heavily [...]

So here we have our latest update for TekCube, July 2010 edition. We hope it’s a lot better and easier to use – as well as being nicer-looking, more modern and more fun. It’s certainly easier for authors to write – for example I’ve removed Custom Fields from being necessary [...]

BREAKING NEWS Ron Bowes, hacker from Skull Security, has created a 2.8GB torrent containing the account details of roughly 1 in 5 Facebook users. Scary stuff. The torrent, containing 100 million users Facebook details, has been described as “awesome and a little terrifying”, although nothing illegal was done to collect [...]

Remember when Google introduced Street View? Way back when? The only logical choice for map competitors (for example, Microsoft’s Bing’s Map feature) would be to emulate street view, somehow. Instead of choosing to adopt the same idea that Google had (with ‘Bubbles’ of 360º images), Microsoft have created their own [...]

Safari 5.0.1 is out, and it brings something previously only for developers, to front-end users – Safari Extensions. Safari Extensions is virtually the same as on Google Chrome. On launch, there are already a large amount of apps from companies like Twitter, Bing, The New York Times, MLB, eBay and [...]

Less than a year ago, in October, Apple updated their iMac line with larger screens and ambient lighting. Apple have updated them again – now with a few new features, but nothing too exciting. First up, the prices are exactly the same. The sizes are also equal. It’s still at [...]

TIA – our new feature at TekCube – is Today in Android. Today, I’d really quickly like to share a fantastic new app from Google, that appeared in the Marketplace a short while ago. Gesture Search is an app that, you guessed it, searches your phone… But with this one, you [...]