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Well, this is rather wonderful. Radio Garden lets you spin a map of the earth, with thousand of green dots displaying the location of radio stations all over the planet. …
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We’re huge fans of Chromebooks at Wirefresh, and for several years their lean’n’mean approach has made them our go-to laptop when we’re out travelling. Although we can accomplish just about …
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Powerbanks have grown to be much of a muchness over the years, with very little to differentiate one over the other – after all, they’re all essentially just big batteries. …
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Like most of London, we’ve been positively melting in this ongoing heatwave, and with our Poundland USB fan struggling to keep the mercury down, we’ve been looking at more powerful …
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If you’re stuck inside with the lockdown blues, this browser-based sound map can take you on an audio tour around the world, experiencing the changing audio environment as the noise …
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It’s fair to say we were somewhat blown away by the Anker Soundcore Life Q20 Bluetooth headphones we bought a while back, and our opinion hasn’t changed one bit after …
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If the endless empty hours of the lockdown are starting to get to you, Google has provided a splendid selection of free, browser-based games to help pass away the relentless …
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With the popular Zoom video conferencing software being described as “the Facebook of the video-conferencing world, sucking every piece of data it can from you and any device you install …
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Affinity are looking to tempt photographers and creatives looking for an alternative to the costly Adobe offerings with a free three month trial of their powerful software suite which includes …
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Usually priced at a hefty premium, Korg have made their fascinating Kaossilator app for iOS and Android free of charge for a limited time. Presumably in response to the coronavirus …
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Recently, I’ve been embarking on a lot of long journeys in noisy cars, vans, planes and trains and wanted to find some high quality, noise cancelling headphones that would cut …
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To the collective sigh of millions of artists and illustrators, Google’s cunningly clever AutoDraw app manages to translate the crappiest attempt at drawing into high quality artwork. Look below to …
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At Wirefresh, we’ve always had an immense soft spot for Olympus cameras which we’ve used for years, starting off with a budget SLR that dated from the 1970s.
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Now in its third year, Google Play Awards looks to highlight exceptional apps and games in the Google Play Store, and give the high quality of all the nominees, we’ve reproduced …
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With Chromebooks now one of the faster-growing segments of the PC category, manufacturers are looking to entice users with more upmarket models, and HP’s new Chromebook x2 packs in an impressive …
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