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Following on from the decision to install free wi-fi at 80 Underground stations, London Overground users are also set to feel the wireless love, with 56 stations on the network scheduled …
London Overground and Underground passengers to get free Wi-Fi Read More
Further proof that some stinking rich people have no taste or style at all comes in the form of these utterly vile golden Apple iMacs.
Ghastly, gold-plated Apple iMac can be yours for $10k Read More
We know this is nothing more than a cheesy marketing gimmick and we know that any old fridge would do the job just as well. But – look! – it’s a …
Marshall take the fridge to eleven with their own ice cool beer fridge Read More
Our favourite, open-source sound editing program, Audacity, has just enjoyed a timely upgrade, taking the freebie program up to version 2.0. The latest iteration looks much as the last version – fans …
Ace open source audio editor Audacity hits v2, available on PC, Mac, Linux Read More
New figures from analytics firm IDC have revealed the state of play for tablet shipments for the last quarter of 2011, and they show Apple holding on to the top spot, but …
Apple tablet share slumps to 54.7 per cent in Q4 2011 as Kindle Fire sets US alight Read More
There’s been some confusion and some false starts, but it seems that Samsung is finally rolling out the eagerly awaited Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) update for its Galaxy S II handsets. …
Galaxy S II Android OS 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) update starts to roll out worldwide Read More
Announced last night, Apple has made the full specs of its new iPad available for your perusal, with the stand out feature being the remarkable Retina display, packing in a phenomenal …
Apple’s new iPad: all the specs you’ll need, plus the shiny promo video Read More
Facebook has finally released its own dedicated messaging app for Windows, letting you access all the Facebook updates you could possibly want from your desktop.
Facebook’s first desktop app for Windows released for free download Read More
Graphic tablet kings Wacom have unveiled their updated line up of pro Intuos tablets, now packing multi-touch gesture support. Aimed at professional photographers, designers and artists, the new Intuos5 tablets …
Wacom introduces multitouch Intuos5 tablets – new features shown off in promo videos Read More
Google’s Android platform continues its trajectory for total global dominance, with a new Google blog post revealing details of a year-on-year growth rate of more than 250%, with no less …
Android explodes: 450,000 Android Apps, 300 million devices, one billion app downloads per month Read More
Details of the new HTC One X smartphone are leaking all over the web, and now Greek site FullGSM has published what appears to be a comprehensive listing of the …
Impressive HTC One X ‘dual shutter’ smartphone details leaked – picture and full specs ahoy Read More
The default battery charge indicator on Android phones is bit of a clunky affair, giving only the roughest of ideas of how much precious juice you’ve got left.
ChargeBar for Android – a really simple and elegant battery charge indicator Read More
Right ahead of the MWC 2012 show in Barcelona, Samsung have thrown down their new Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 and Galaxy Mini 2 smartphones.
Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 and Galaxy Mini 2 smartphones slip into the spotlight Read MoreIf in-ear headphones aren’t making enough of a fashion statement for you, there’s a growing number of portable on-ear headphones available, even if many seem more preoccupied with syle than …
AKG K450 portable headphone review: great sound, great price at under £75 Read MoreSamsung has thrown down the follow-up to its popular 7-inch Galaxy Tab, unsurprisingly named the Galaxy Tab 2 (7.0).
Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 announced, 7 inch screen, dual core, full specs Read More