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The folks at Google have taken time out of their busy schedules to explain how their innovative Google Voice service works. Sadly, UK users can jog on at this stage …
Google Voice explained to Americans. Brits continue to be shunned Read MoreBoasting an ultra-wide zoom 25-250mm equivalent superzoom lens and a 3” LCD screen, the new 14.1-megapixel Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H55 looks to be a decent mid-price digital compact shooter. To back …
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H55 packs a 25-250mm zoom Read MoreFacebook has announced a new, stripped down version of its site at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Called Facebook Zero, the text-only version of the social networking site is …
Facebook Zero: a text-only, slimmed down site for mobile phones Read MoreSuitably impressed with the innovation seen in their new Windows Phone 7 series mobile operating system, we’ve been positively ladling the praise on Microsoft today.
Microsoft Windows Phone 7 Series launch – ‘Backstage’ website goes AWOL Read MoreSat pretty in the middle of their dSLR range is Sony’s new A500, a 12.3 megapixel snapper serving up enhanced Live View, Auto HDR functionality and some nippy high-speed continuous …
Sony Alpha A500L mid-priced dSLR: reviews round up Read MoreGoogle’s ever-grasping tentacles have reached out to ensnare Aardvark, a technology company that, “lets you quickly and easily tap into the knowledge and experience of your friends and extended network …
Google grabs an Aardvark and implores you to ask it questions Read MoreThere’s no denying that the Nokia Booklet 3G is a mighty purdy thing, with its aircraft-grade aluminium clad lines and shiny looks garnering warm praise from The Independent who frothily …
Insanely priced Nokia Booklet 3G netbook hits the UK Read MoreApple has announced Aperture 3, the latest version of its photo management software, with the update including no less than 200 new features including Faces, Places and Brushes. Apple claims …
Apple releases Aperture 3 with faces and places tagging Read MoreWith a set of results sure set to send Apple fanboys howling at the Moon in disbelief, a recent study claims that Macs are far more insecure than Windows PCs, …
Apple’s Mac OS X: “less secure than Windows” Read MoreClearly hoping to scoop up some of that frenzied iPad buzz, UK company X2 Computing has launched their own “iTablet” range of Windows/Linux-based tablet PCs. Described as coming “hot on …
iTablet: like a Windows iPad, but with a bigger screen Read MoreIt seems that users of the current batch of eReaders are a very happy lot indeed, with new research by the NPD Group finding that almost all e-reader owners are …
E-Reader users a very happy bunch with satisfaction levels hitting 93% Read MoreRicoh has just announced the launch of the CX3, a 10MP digital compact camera featuring a ‘back-illuminated’ CMOS sensor promising better low light performance, a HD Movie Mode and a …
Ricoh CX3 10MP digital compact. Yes, it’s got a CMOS sensor and HD movie Read MoreSpanish blog MuyComputer is insisting that Microsoft will be pulling the velvet rope and unveiling the “Zune Phone” next month. The blog’s editorial director Javier Pérez Cortijo has confidently claimed …
Microsoft Zune Phone “to debut next month” Read MoreWe’ve always been rather keen on the Wacom Intuos range of graphic tablets, so our joy ascended to new levels when the company updated their range with a shiny new “Intuos4 Wireless” …
Wacom Intuos4 graphics tablet welcomes you to its wireless wonderland Read MoreDespite being number one in mobile global sales for an eternity, Nokia have been through something of a rocky patch recently, but their latest financial results sees the Finnish phone …
Nokia surprise analysts with smartphone market share increase Read More