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Apple is set to smother the High Streets of Britain with iPads on its launch day on Friday, with UK High street stores Currys, Dixons and PC World set to …
Apple iPad coming to Currys, Dixons, PC World Read MoreUK network provider Three has announced that it will be offering dedicated data plans for the Apple iPad with Wi-Fi + 3G from the 28th May. Three claim that their …
Three network offers ‘best value’ Apple iPad deals Read MoreCanon and Fujifilm have both bashed out firmware updates for their EOS 5D Mark II digital SLR and FinePix HS1 superzoom compact cameras, both of which are available for your …
Canon EOS 5D MkII SLR and FinePix HS10 firmware updates ahoy! Read MoreQuietly shimmying unannounced into the Android Market store is Adobe’s PDF Reader app, their second free app for the Android platform.
Adobe Reader hits the Android Market Read MoreThe UK is set to get the Dell Streak Android mini-tablet next month, with O2 being the first network provider to get their paws on the wee fella.
Dell Streak Android-powered tablet coming to UK in June Read MoreNew images from NASA would suggest that the end really is nigh for their Mars Phoenix lander, which appears to have broken apart during the Red Planet’s fierce winter.
Goodbye Nasa’s Phoenix Mars lander Read MoreIf your PC is taking so long to boot that you’ve got time to pop out for a pint and a pasty before getting to the log in screen, an …
Soluto “anti-frustration software” promises a leaner, speedier PC Read MoreBoston Dynamics – who previously scared the Beejuzus out of us with their BigDog robotic load carrier creation – has produced a smaller, meaner, weirder version, aptly called Little Dog.
Little Dog robot: brilliant, clever and more than a bit scary Read MorePut together by the folks behind the excellent MAKE magazine, Maker Faire is a celebration of all things to do with computer science, robotics, metal and woodworking, crafting and, of …
Maker Faire celebrates robots, gizmos and DIY things [video] Read MoreGoogle has switched on a beta version of its SSL encrypted search service, which encrypts data sent between your PC and Google’s servers, making it just about impossible for sneaky …
Google offers SSL encrypted search beta service Read MoreWe posted up a wobbly video of BlackBerry’s forthcoming Bold 9800 slider a few weeks ago, and the handset from RIM is now (literally) becoming a bit clearer, thanks to …
BlackBerry Bold 9800 slider – leaked photos Read MoreThe good folks at Mashable have put together an interesting interview with Free Software Foundation and GNU founder Richard Stallman, discussing just how “open” Google really is. Super beardy Stallman …
Is Google really open? An open source guru comments [Video] Read MoreGoogle has officially announced the next update to its Android mobile operating system (“Froyo”), with a compelling selection of new features and speed improvements making up a formidable package.
Android 2.2 Froyo update: what’s new [video] Read MorePaying tribute to the 30th anniversary of the arcade game classic PAC-MAN, Google have put up their first-ever playable Google doodle on the search homepage.
Google celebrates PAC-MAN’s 30th Anniversary with playable front page Read MoreThe highly rated Seesmic social networking app has just shimmied into the iPhone’s App Store, with a price that should make your wallet throb with joy – free.
Seesmic iPhone app slips into the App Store Read More