HTC has announced that the eagerly awaited upgrade to Android 2.2 is hurtling into Europe and heading directly for folks toting unlocked HTC Desire handsets.
It’s clearly taken them a while to get their calculator working, but T-Mobile have finally released their pricing tariffs for the Apple iPhone 4.
We’re becoming more and more tempted by Amazon’s new cut-price Kindle device, and think they may have produced a real contender here.
The eagerly awaited update to Android 2.2 (aka Froyo) is edging ever closer for Brits strutting the streets with a Galaxy S smarphone in their mitts.
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As world domination goes, this is almost as good as it gets for Googlem with the company currently boasting an incredible mobile search market share of 98.29%.
Amazon’s latest Kindle eBook reader is heading to the UK and will feature Wi-Fi, a new browser, an improved PDF reader with dictionary look-up plus note-taking and highlighting.
The first Kindle to be sold directly to Brits finally offers Wi-Fi access as well as a free 3G connection, and comes with Amazon’s “experimental” browser based on WebKit, which also powers Google’s Chrome and Apple’s Safari desktop browsers.
Although some over-excitable journos seem to have lost all sight of reality and have declared Apple’s Magic Trackpad to be the device to destroy the mouse, there’s no denying that for many it will become a useful addition to their desktops.
Boasting a beefy 23-inch, full HD 1080p, touchscreen display with “surface acoustic wave (SAW)” technology is Lenovo’s rather luscious -looking new IdeaCentre A700 all-in-one PC.
In case you hadn’t noticed, the world’s going 3D-tastic, with TV, video, gaming and camera manufacturers all scrambling to grab a piece of the action.
After announcing the world’s first 3D consumer camcorder (see below), Panasonic have now unveiled its plans to release an interchangeable 3D lens for the Micro Four Thirds system.
Social networking is now the most popular pastime in the UK with nearly 30 million UK residents spending over 6 hours on social media sites like Facebook or MySpace every month.
Billed as a “timesheet killer,” Toggl is great way for freelancers and team-workers to keep track of their time spent working for The Man.
The free service comes in several flavours: a downloadable desktop widget for Mac, Linux and Windows, an iPhone/Android application and an iGoogle gadget that runs on all the major browsers – Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Internet Explorer, Opera.
We’re not sure where this gigapixel madness is going to end, but we are rather enjoying seeing the incredible results of this latest record breaker, in the shape of a mahoosive panorama from Budapest.
Apple have ramped up their biggest LED Cinema Display to now contain 27″ of big screen loveliness, with the new display packing 2560 x 1440 pixels in a movie-friendly 16:9 aspect ratio.
Inviting you to let your fingers do the clicking, scrolling and swiping is Apple’s new Magic Trackpad which has just been officially announced after months of leaks.
It looks like those prudes at Apple have struck again, this time quietly removing four erotic novellas listed in the top ten downloads in the iTunes Store and replacing them with duller tones such as Peter Mandelson’s autobiography, The Third Man.
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