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Monday, 08 February 2010
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It’s stereotypical to say that women cost you money, but Cara is coming – and when she gets here in March you’ll have two-large missing from your bank account. That’s because Denon has christened its new S-5DB system with the name Cara, and the Blu-ray all-in-one-box has a recommended retail price of £1,999.
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HTC has certainly done more than other phone manufacturers to back the Android OS, but will its Tattoo take the Google smartphone OS to the masses.
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Verily, Advent decideth to nameth their new laptop the Advent Verona (perhapeth after the Shakespearian play the Two Gentlemen of Verona or Romeo and Juliet). Betwixt a netbook and a normal laptop, doth Advent's new device suffer the slings and bows of outrageouse fortune. We thinketh yea!
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Despite heavy competition from the likes of Andriod and Blackberry, the iPhone remains the most desirable smartphone in the world. So if you have one just which case should you use to protect the one you love. We present our top ten cases for the iPhone 3G and the iPhone 3GS.
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With more than half of the season now officially passed, the winner and the losers of the Tech Premier League are starting to take shape. Samsung have stretched out a five-point lead over their closest rivals, despite SBOBet forcing Samsung’s first draw. However, Sportingbet have been the biggest winners, creeping up to third place ahead of an LG side that could only manage one point in recent games. And while 188Bet currently occupy the bottom spot, their three games in hand over some teams |
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 Sunday, 07 February 2010 If you fancy juicing your handheld device – Blackberry, iPhone, iPod, PSP, etc – at the same rate as a wall socket but using that lovely free sunshine as a power source, then check out the solBAT II from Scosche Industries...
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 Sunday, 07 February 2010 Acer’s latest version of its Aspire easyStore home server is the H340, which can house up to four hot-swappable hard-disk drives for a maximum capacity of 6TB. Meanwhile, Buffalo has beefed up its TeraStation III iSCSI products, with a desktop range from 2TB to 4TB and the 1U Rackmount unit from 2TB to 8TB.
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 Saturday, 06 February 2010 Calm down, we said tweets not sweets. Yes, customers of mobile phone company 3 will be able to post their thoughts in 140 characters or less at no cost during February and March.
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 Friday, 05 February 2010 No sooner had the Apple Fanboys gasped in awe at Steve Jobs' new iPad then a plucky British company launches its own take on something that is not quite a phone but not quite a laptop. Behold the iTablet!
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