TiVo Vs Sky+: TiVo release on Virgin Media coming
It has just been announced that TiVo - the popular DVR unit, will be heading once again to the UK, after a new deal has been secured with Virgin Media. It means that the US-based TiVo service will now go head-to-head with Sky+ with both offering similar features. Read more
Apple iPhone 3G, 3GS: Virgin Mobile Canada release
November 20, 2009
Filed under Cell Phone Information, Cell Phones
We have some good news for customers on Virgin Mobile in Canada now, as you too, will be receiving some iPhone love after an official announcement has just been confirmed. Read more
Google WiFi: Free Wi-Fi at 32 airports
Google announced along with a host of other companies that they are to offer free WiFi at 32 airports in the U.S. This normally paid service will be free for two months from now until January 15. This program for free Wi-Fi is to help promote Google’s long list of products. Read more
LG Rumor 2: Available on Virgin Mobile USA
October 7, 2009
Filed under Cell Phones, Handsets
It seems that the LG Rumor 2 is now available on the pre-paid mobile provider Virgin Mobile USA, the handset offers a wide range of functionality, however does not feature very impressive hardware specifications. Read more
Virgin Mobile: Subscribers and Profits
August 11, 2009
Filed under Cell Phone Information, Cell Phones
According to an article on InformationWeek it seems that Virgin Mobile’s $49.99 a month unlimited plan is partially responsible for Virgin Mobile’s strong second quarter, in this second quarter they saw profits of $16.8 million compared to last years second quarter which saw profits of $3.5 million. Read more
Sprint Buys Virgin Mobile USA
July 28, 2009
Filed under Cell Phone Information, Cell Phones
Well we’re in a Recession, but nobody seems to have told Sprint that. They have just whacked out a massive $483 million to acquire the majority share of Virgin Mobile.
They have taken over Virgin Mobile and now intend to partner it with their Boost Mobile brand which until that 483 million rolled out of the bank had been in direct competition with Virgin Mobile Read more
Virgin Media Freedom Netbook With Contract
We have a very short review for you to check out now, on the brand new Virgin Media Freedom Netbook. The company are offering the netbook for free for customers who sign up for their range of broadband services. Read more
New Dodge Nitro SUV at Virginia Dealership: everything to go
June 3, 2009
Filed under Autos
If you were looking to get hold of a new Dodge Nitro SUV, then the Pohanka Chrysler-Dodge dealership is the place for you, head down to Ray O’Bryhim’s Virginia Dealership. He has less than a week to sell his last 40 vehicles, as everything has to go. Read more
Apple iPhone App from Radio Times
April 27, 2009
Filed under Apple News, News
This App might not be at the top of you’re wish list, but we thought we would let you know about it anyway. The Radio Times app for the iPhone is now available to buy for just £1.79. Read more
Virgin Mobile USA: Opera Mini download via VirginXL storefront
April 2, 2009
Filed under Cell Phones, Phone Software
Virgin Mobile USA has managed to iron out a deal with Opera Software, and will now implement Opera Mini, the popular mobile browser as a free download and will be available from the VirginXL download storefront. Virgin has also said that they will start to pre-install Opera Mini on future handsets. Read more
High Street Retailers push towards Digital Distribution
March 24, 2009
Filed under Gaming
High Street Retailers are now taking the steps and expanding their digital sales services to customers in preparation for the future. Metaboli’s Paul Howes believes that these steps are becoming pretty common now in the expected shift over to digital distribution within the next few years. Read more
BT fibre rollout already covered by Virgin Media: UK will not benefit
Virgin Media has claimed that all 29 sites that BT are starting the fibre rollout are already covered by the cable provider. Virgin say that the UK will not benefit and the new fiber rollout from BT will do nothing to improve the broadband speeds in the UK. Read more
Virgin Smartphone Plans and Touchscreen
March 19, 2009
Filed under Cell Phone Information, Cell Phones
Virgin Mobile are not ones to be left behind when it comes to its mobile phone range, which is why the USA arm of the company are planning to introduce touchscreen handsets. Virgin Mobile USA CEO said that this is part of a move into “smarter” phones. Read more
BT News: Ruling on high-speed, fibre-optic broadband network
Ofcom has said that there will be no regulatory barriers” for BT (NYSE:BT) to develop a super-fast broadband infrastructure. BT will now be able to go ahead with their £1.5bn investment plan to their network, giving 20 million homes access to super-fast Internet. Read more
Virgin Galactic’s WhiteKnightTwo Makes Maiden Flight
December 22, 2008
Filed under News
Images have been appearing online that shows the Virgin Galactic’s SpaceShipTwo Mothership, WhiteKnightTwo taking her maiden flight. The aircraft was doing some tests in Mojave, and we can now see what engines will be powering the craft. Read more
Virgin Media launches 50MB Broadband service
Virgin Media has announced that it will be the first Internet provider in Britain to provide customers with a 50 MBPS broadband service. Read more
Best Buy Cell Phone Deals on Black Friday
November 26, 2008
Filed under Cell Phones, Handsets
Now when it comes to cell phone deals on Black Friday you really got to take a look at what Best Buy is offering, many of these deals are very cheap indeed and we have 6 of them for you that should keep you on your toes. Read more
Review: Virgin Media Mobile Broadband
Pocket-lint have recently given their full hands-on review of Virgin Media Mobile Broadband and they give you the good, the bad, their verdict and of course details about the product itself. So will Virgin Media Mobile Broadband be any good or will it simply be a product that should go into the rubbish bin? Read more
Virgin America’s new Gogo in-flight Wi-Fi service
November 24, 2008
Filed under News
The lucky beggars over on CNET got the chance to test out the all new Gogo in-flight Wi-Fi service and we wish to tell you about it. The article they wrote was published from around 25,000 feet up in the air over the Northern California coast.
They were on the one-hour Virgin flight demonstration and here is what they said, they passed 10,000 feet and found the sky-high Wi-Fi signal which then they had to create an account which took minutes, CNET say that the service is a lot faster than they thought it would be and were impressed somewhat, obviously not has fast as using wi-fi connection at home but nonetheless still pretty quick considering you are thousands of feet above ground level.
For streaming videos, publishing articles etc the service seemed to be very good indeed, the service is on-board Virgin America’s Airbus A320 aircraft and will be pushed out to its entire fleet by the second quarter of 2009. The Gogo in-flight Wi-Fi service will cost you $9.95 for flights of three hours or less and $12.95 for flights more than three hours which is very good indeed if work is important to you. This service is available via Aircell which indeed powers the in-flight Wi-Fi technology. For more information and pictures please visit CNET.
Hidden Microsoft Windows 7 features
Microsoft released an alpha build of their new OS, Windows 7, and the software giant had hidden some features from them. Thankfully a programmer has managed to unlock a number of unfinished features for the new operating system. Read more
