It seems the life of the lightning cable from Apple is nearing its end as the European Parliament has passed a legislation that requires all smart devices sold in Europe to have the USB type-C connector. This forces companies like Apple to get rid of their proprietary connector and adhere to the implemented law. The … Read more →
If you’re a small business trying to grow, you might be focussing only on growing at home, but there are potential customers for your products and services all over the world. No matter what size your business, you can expand your business internationally into Europe to reach even more possible consumers and become even more … Read more →
I think we’re all aware now, that the economy in many places of the world has turned to crap. Greece is sinking, Spain has an unemployment rate of 25% or something along those lines, Portugal is not doing too good either as I understand, and recently it appeared that also Cyprus might be needing a … Read more →
For the first time, Firefox is now the most used browser in Europe. Firefox reached a market share of 38.11% in December, leaving behind Internet Explorer in 2nd place with 37.52%. Firefox doesn’t have themselves to thank though, as the reason for being number one is mostly because of Internet Explorer losing market shares due … Read more →
Yesterday, same day as Apple announced lots of new iStuff, Sony used the IFA fair in Berlin to announce they will launch a new video- and music service in Europe. At first it will only offer movies but later expand to include music as well. The service is based on their video-service, Qriocity, which already … Read more →
Apple just came out with a press release (read it below), stating that they have now sold three million iPads in less than three months, in fact, in just 80 days. In the last three weeks alone, they sold a million iPads. Overall, that’s 26 iPads sold every minute, on average. In May, the iPad … Read more →