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Friday, 03 July 2009
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Mobile phone operator O2 would like very much to fix your computer, for a small fee of course.
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Solar cells
have been around for a long time, but they have been out of reach of
many due to the cost. PowerTraveller has bought out a new solar charger
not only capable of charging up you mobile phone or iPhone but also
your laptop as well.
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While many companies have been knocking out netbooks
left, right and centre, HP thinks that you could probably stick a
slightly bigger screen and add a few pounds to the price. So doesAMD too - no wonder that HP has used the chip company's Neo platform with which to make a Netbook plus.
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 According to the Ponemon Institute, 900 laptops are stolen every week from Heathrow Airport alone. Absolute Software, which has launched its Computrace LoJack system to track and recover stolen laptops, has five tips to help travellers keep their technology safe this summer.
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 We met staff from phone recycling firm Fonebank this week to debate 10 years of mobile phone addiction. The company sees every kind of device coming through its offices and has chosen what it believes are the decade's most iconic phones. Having got all nostalgic for some of these handsets, we have to agree...
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 Friday, 03 July 2009
Amazon has
its Kindle and Sony and Nintendo also have them as well. So now Elonex
has come out with an alternative to something printed on pulped dead
trees.
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 Friday, 03 July 2009 Nokia is the number 1 choice for mobile navigation in Europe and Russia. Don't take our word for it, it's those analyst folk at Frost & Sullivan who claim Nokia holds top spot for mobile navigation over other leading handset manufacturers.
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 Thursday, 02 July 2009 Apple's locked-in internal batteries mean you can't swap them out for a new one once they're flat. But you could whack in the Apple Juicz External Battery from QuickerTek, giving you up to three times the battery life.
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 Thursday, 02 July 2009 OK, so you've got an iPod, But you still like to play the odd CD. And then there's the joy of FM radio, a real blast from the past. And that still-a-bit-new sound of DAB radio. Sounds like you'll be up for Gear4's latest micro system...
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