Jamie

I'm leaving my current bank after a fiasco of being over-charged and other nonsense, and I'm stuck as to who I need to inform about it. Obviously my job and phone contract provider need to be told. I don't own my house, so there are no other billing places that need to be told. Is there any other place that I need to tell?

Thanks!

I've noticed that YouTube remembers what videos you have liked. I noticed when I came across a video that I thought I hadn't seen, (it turns out I had), and the like I'd rated it was still there. Does the system remember ALL videos that you've liked? Or just those in its recent memory?

Any help anyone can give will be appreciated.

Hey guys,

I have a Windows 7 laptop, and upon starting it up for the first time, it told me for easier use, a hard-drive partition would be recommended to stop long loading times on the system. So I agreed (my laptop has a 750GB hard-drive).

Anyway, the problem is that the smaller hard-drive (271GB) is the "main" hard-drive, i.e. music, documents, pictures and program info are all installed / saved to this drive by default, when I'd much rather have the bigger drive (406GB) the main drive.

Is there any way to change this? Or am I just going to have to live with it?

Thanks in advance!

Okay, so I've decided I want a next-gen console. And I was wondering which console I should get?

And I'm gonna say right now, I don't want any "Z0MG TEH PS3 IS LIEK WAI BETTUH DAN DA 360 WHICH IS S#IT!"

I want unbiased opinions from people who either own both consoles, or have at least played both. I'd rather have a list of pros and cons of both rather than someone slating one completely, or just pointing out the best bits of the other.

I'd like to know which has better games? Or, should I say, more variety?

Anyway, I'd like to know what you guys think I should get? I know the new Xbox (Kinnect-ready) is about £200, whilst the PS3 slim still stands at about £250...

Anyway, can anyone help?

Many thanks! :D