Stephen Fry, a highly respected actor, comedian, writer, presenter and author yesterday admitted to downloading TV shows for free using BitTorrent. Speaking at the iTunes Festival in London last night, Fry told the audience that he’s grabbed episodes of 24 and the series finale of House, starring his former comedy partner Hugh Laurie.

Stephen Fry Admits He’s a BitTorrent Pirate | TorrentFreak.

I love Christmas, and I love Dell computers. When I found out that Dell Outlet UK was using Twitter to announce special deals and offers, I couldn’t resist following them. The savings on offer are just brilliant and some are so low you can’t help wonder “Are Dell even making profit on this?”.

If you want to get yourself a nice laptop or desktop computer in time for Christmas, and save money, check out the Dell UK Outlet store or follow them on twitter here.

Noticed tonight that my WordPress was a little out of date.. Oops! Now it’s nicely updated.

Google on Wednesday said its Gmail service is now open to anyone who wants an account. Previously the service, which provides users with 2.8GB of e-mail storage space, has been by invitation only.

The service, known as Google Mail in the U.K., has proved very popular. When it was launched, Google raised eyebrows with its practice of indexing the content of e-mails so that the company could place contextual advertisements in them. Nevertheless, early ZDNet UK stories garnered hundreds of reader responses from people looking for free accounts.

http://mail.google.com/mail/signup