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Week in Review: Twitter targetted

This week in IT, Windows 7 slowly appeared, Twitter got stomped and T-Mobile customers get the iPhone.

By Nicole Kobie, 7 Aug 2009 at 13:56

IT workers are facing the highest unemployment rate in the sector in five years, with one firm accused of taking advantage of the recession to cut pay unnecessarily. As well, PC sales are continuing their downward spiral, and mobile phones are following them.

On the upside, an Ofcom survey has suggested we're all willing to keep paying for broadband, even at the expense of going out and having fun. What they don't realise is we need the internet. It's a must-have, for our online job hunts...

To make it easier, Google has released an even speedier version of it's super-fast Chrome browser, while Firefox has patched some scary flaws. And to take it on the go, 3 is to release a mobile internet router dubbed the MiFi by Christmas.

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