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We rather liked Google’s Earth View experiment which reveals stunning satellite images from Google Maps every time you open a new tab on Chrome, but we think we like the Google Art Project even …
View wonderful art with every browser tab with the Google Art Project Chrome extension Read More
Olympus certainly played their part in the current trend for retro-styled cameras, with the success of their OM-D EM-5 proving that the public just love those 1960s lines.
Olympus Stylus SH-2 – a neat, retro styled travel compact with 24x zoom Read More
It’s long been one of the ugliest interfaces we’ve had to look at every day, but Google have finally despatched a designer in the direction of their Google Contacts web app …
Google takes its Contacts interface out of the Stone Age, check out the new preview here Read More
Nikon’s new D7200 has been announced and it offers a suite of fairly minor improvements to an already rather impressive prosumer dSLR.
Nikon D7200 prosumer DSLR packs 24.2MP sensor and improved low light performance Read More
Kickstarter kings Pebble have launched their latest and greatest e-paper smartwatch, the Pebble Time with orders already going through the roof on the pledge site.
Pebble Time adds colour e-paper and week-long battery life – and Kickstarter goes wild Read More
We’ve been darkly fascinated by the robotic developments from the Boston Dynamic boffins, with their videos of Big Dog being sufficient to spawn several nightmares.
Meet the nimble, kick-resisting robot of the future called Spot from the Boston Dynamic team Read More
In a way you’ve got to feel sorry for HTC. Despite making award winning phones that reviewers (including us) have drooled over, they never seem to generate as much public …
HTC release cringe-inducing, rival-mocking corporate rap video with credibility stripped PM Dawn Read More
IK Multimedia has unveiled its new iRig Mic Studio, an ‘ultra-portable’ large-diaphragm digital condenser microphone for iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Mac, PC and Android devices.
IK Multimedia announces iRig Mic Studio, a compact, large-diaphragm digital microphone Read More
Every year, SplashData takes a look at the millions of stolen passwords made public throughout the twelve months, and puts them together in order of popularity. And boy oh boy are …
The most popular passwords of last year are unbelievably easy to crack Read More
Panasonic have announced their compact GF7 Micro Four Thirds camera featuring a 16-megapixel Four Thirds sensor, Full HD / 50p video recording capabilities, built-in Wi-Fi and a tiltable 3″ …
Panasonic GF7 caters for self obsessed photographers with flipping ‘selfie’ LCD screen Read More
Add a half ton of storage to your Android device in an instant with the new SanDisk Ultra Dual USB Drive 3.0, a USB flash drive that comes with both a micro-USB …
Swiftly add a shedload of storage to your Android phone with the SanDisk Dual USB Drive 3.0 Read More
We’re big fans of the Ultimate Ears Boom Bluetooth speaker and it’s something that gets fired up in the office every day – but now Logitech is tempting us with a …
Ultimate Ears’ UE Megaboom – bigger and bassier than a regular Boom Read More
With most activity trackers taking the form of ugly slabs of plastic, the £320 Withings Activité proved a glorious exception, although the hefty price tag put it out of reach of many. In …
Withings Activité Pop – a £120 fitness-tracking watch that looks wonderful Read More
Google has created a list of what it feels are the ‘Must Have’ Apps for 2014, and it’s quite a lengthy one, totalling 127 apps.
Google publishes a bumper list of Must-Have Android apps Read More
Some of the best things on the web are, frankly pretty useless, but it’s often their very pointlessness that makes them so compelling.
Pointless but wonderful: an ever-changing clock powered by hex colour code Read More