Don't believe everything you read on the Internet

Internet rumours about the lives of famous celebrities often have far more sinister motives than mere tittle-tattle.

So read about the XSS flaw on YouTube's site, which was recently exploited by hackers and be on your guard. Spreaders of malicious gossip may also be spreading malicious code. Read more
 

Lefties told hands off the new iPhone 4

Since last month's launch of the new Apple iPhone 4, users gripping the phone in their left hand have been noticing signal strength problems and reception falling away.

Apple has now promised an urgent patch to resolve this problem that seems to target left-handed users. Read more
 

What is virtualisation?

Many businesses today run multiple servers that require a tremendous amount of time and money to maintain. If you're one such company, you'll be interested to learn how virtualisation can help make big savings.

As a VMware Enterprise Partner, SingleRapid has a lot of expertise to offer in this area. Read more
 

EU acts to prevent bill shock for roamers

There is good news for mobile phone users this month. Roaming charges are coming down thanks to European intervention.

From 1st July 2010 consumers need no longer worry about accidentally running up huge bills when they connect to the web via mobile data networks whilst abroad in the EU. Read more
 

Tips and tricks for using Outlook Calendar

Users with busy diaries always appreciate new time-saving ideas. So this month, we're explaining how to send your calendar availability via email and how to check up on national holidays in foreign countries.

We also provide a list of useful keyboard shortcuts to save time when using Outlook Calendar. Read more