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Nikon has given their Coolpix L and P camera range a bit of a shake’n’vac, and come back with two shiny new refreshed camera models, the Nikon Coolpix L820 and …
Nikon introduces Nikon Coolpix L820 and P520 cameras, with crazy 30x and 42x optical zooms Read More
We’ve rather enjoyed using the free wi-fi service that has been available at a large chunk of the London Underground’s stations since last Summer, but the gravy train has just come to …
So, it’s goodbye to free wi-fi on the tube as Virgin starts charging for underground access Read More
Samsung have pulled the signals to green to let their new 4G LTE smartphone handset, the Samsung Galaxy Express, thunder into the public glare.
Make way for the Samsung Galaxy Express 4G LTE Android handset Read More
A new handy site offers a fantastic guide on ensuring that when you’re browsing the web with any browser, you’re able to do so securely and anonymously, if you so desire.
Browse the web securely and privately with any browser thanks to Fixtracking’s nifty guide Read More
We’ve seen lots of misfiring attempts by corporates to get in on the craze for flashmobs and viral videos, but we’ll wager you’ve never seen anything as cringeworthy as this barf-inducing effort from …
Hideously smug Virgin Holidays Flash Mob tube video will make you want to hit people. Hard Read More
It seems we weren’t alone when we encountered all sorts of annoying glitches and performance issues when we used the well-established secure password manager SplashID on our Android and iOS handsets – but we’ve …
Safe In Cloud: finally a password manager that actually works. Goodbye SplashID Read More
Twitter’s new app, Vine, has been designed to let users “create and share beautiful, short looping videos,” and it’s already proved a big online hit.
Watch an endless stream of generally pointless Vine Twitter video updates Read More
If you’re having trouble getting up in the morning, then perhaps the supremely annoying sounds of a bellowing Brian Blessed will do the job.
Wake up to a bellowing Brian Blessed Read More
The Pebble Smartwatch proved to be a Kickstarter phenomenon, managing to raise $10,266,845 in one of the most successful crowd-sourcing projects ever launched.
Pebble Smartwatch Kickstarter sensation ships, Android app ready, iOS held up Read More
Folks smarting from the upmarket price tags on the Microsoft Surface Pro tablets announced yesterday may be interested in taking a look at Asus’s budget Asus VivoTab which runs the full blown Windows 8 …
Asus VivoTab tablet offers Windows Surface Pro for just £399 Read More
While there’s no denying that Sony’s NEX lineup of cameras features some fantastic models, the rather scanty lens selection has always felt too limiting to us.
Sony adds 20mm pancake and 18-200mm power zoom to their E-mount lens range Read More
Microsoft have announced that their Surface Pro tablet will go on sale in the US and Canada from February 9th 2013.
Microsoft Surface Pro launches in the US on Feb 9th, priced from $899 Read More
Some time ago we posted up a piece revealing that the CrashPlan back-up software had triumphed in a comparison with rival products, and told you all that we were pretty chuffed with the software ourselves.
Our love affair with CrashPlan is over as we eye up Bitcasa infinite storage Read More
For DJs with more money than sense and serious shortcomings in the taste department, Pioneer’s ghastly ‘Platinum Editions’ gear may prove irresistible.
Pioneer unveil hideously tacky Platinum Edition CDJ-2000 Nexus multi-player, DJM-900Nexus mixer and RMX-1000 Remix Station Read More
This neat map shows the locations of all the tube trains currently traversing the London Underground network in approximate real time .
Live map for the London Underground plots real-time tube train movements Read More