It’s not an easy time to be a charity but many of them are turning to social media to connect with potential donors. Monty Munford reports on a growing trend.
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Archive for May, 2012
Windows 8 won’t play DVDs
By Matt Warman | Comments Off
Microsoft’s new Windows 8 operating system will not play DVDs unless customers buy an extra upgrade, the company has announced.
Facebook could dodge $14bn in US taxes
By Nathalie Thomas | Comments Off
Facebook has admitted it could dodge paying as much as $14bn (£8.7bn) in US corporation tax following its stock market flotation next week.
Apple Saving Liquidmetal for ‘Breakthrough Product’
By PCWorld | Comments Off
One of the inventors of Liquidmetal says Apple is likely to use the alloy in its MacBook line, but not the next MacBook Pro.
Samsung’s Galaxy S III: 4 Things to Know
By PCWorld | Comments Off
From killer hardware to insightful software, Samsung’s latest entry has an impressive list of features as well as some promises.
iPad Mini Draws Strong Consumer Interest
By PCWorld | Comments Off
One in two would consider buying a smaller version of Apple’s popular tablet if the price were right, survey reveals.
Dell XPS 13: Gray With MacBook Air Envy
By PCWorld | Comments Off
The XPS 13 is a fine, well-made, durable-seeming laptop with some style, but some people may prefer to spend their money on a faster processor and a lot more storage.
How to Publish Your MobileMe iWeb Site on Dropbox
By PCWorld | Comments Off
Dropbox’s ability to let you easily share files on the Internet makes it possible for you to host Web pages as well.
iOS Apps That Make You Think and Excite: Gifture, Logos Quiz Game and SloPro
By PCWorld | Comments Off
Here are some cool apps for the iPad, iPhone and iPod touch that will turn photos into animated GIFs, test your knowledge of company logos and let you create slow motion video on your handset.
Microsoft to raise wholesale prices by a third
By Katherine Rushton and Emma Rowley | Comments Off
British businesses using Microsoft products face massive increases in their bills, after the software giant said it would increase its wholesale prices by up to a third.