This must be one of the biggest rejections in recent months. Voucher site Groupon turned down an offer from Google for $6billion, it has just emerged, and in the world of tech business, that's a bit like Kate Middleton saying no to Prince William. Is Groupon really doing that well that they can turn down…

Today Facebook is rolling out its new redesigned profile pages. However, if you just can't wait, you can push the redesign through to your profile by going here, and clicking on the green button at the top. The new redesign sees all the all the latest photos you've been tagged in, along with key information…

It isn't a bad time to be Russian at the moment what with a certain momentous World Cup on its way and also a very exciting high-tech arts festival, Yota Space, happening this month in St Petersburg. Yota Space is a series of events and exhibitions from some very cool artists and musicians which is…

If you use an iPhone 3G, 3GS, or iPod Touch and are constantly frustrated by the inability to take pictures in dimly lit locations, the iFlash might just be the perfect accessory for you. The iFlash plugs into your iDevice's docking port and presto... you have light! It is designed to conveniently fit underneath most…

Need some help with your Holiday shopping this year? Check out Christmas Wrapped, a cool little gift finding app that generates unique and tailored gift suggestions for everyone on your shopping list. Input the age, gender and budget for each person and the targeted gift finder will scour over 5,000 products from 250 retailers to…

Three announced their subsidized iPad price plans today at some of the most competitive rates yet. The unit price for the iPads (£199 for the 16GB version, £249 for the 32GB and £349 for the 64GB model) and the £25 monthly fee are identical to their competition. However, Three offers users an impressive 15GB worth…

What with it being the Season of Good Will and all, it might be time to give something back to the community and now there's an app that will help you do that. Distinguishing itself from most apps in the iTunes store by actually trying to help society, instead of just making fart noises or…

A British scientist has just been granted £35,000 to play Nintendo Wii games with Parkinson's sufferers. Dr Cathy Craig of Queen's University, Belfast won a research grant to test whether exercise on the Wii can help people with Parkinson's disease. It seems obvious that the console would help anyone requiring gentle, easily accessible exercise. But…