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The Panasonic LUMIX GX1 has now been officially announced and priced, with the high end compact hitting the streets of the UK in mid-December.
Panasonic LUMIX GX1 – full details, promo pics, specs, UK release date Read MoreThis annoyed us for ages – we felt quite stupid for not working it out – but to be fair, the solution isn’t exactly blindingly obvious.
Where are the multiplication and divide symbols in Windows 7 calculator? Read MoreAT&T has started to deliver on its promise to provide free Wi-Fi in New York City parks, with free connectivity now being offered in eleven parks.
New York City parks get free wi-fi courtesy of AT&T Read MoreThe Google Street View team has been busy, with the pedals on the Street View trike powering the cameras across the 22 different countries to snap some of the world’s most beautiful …
Google Street View invites users to take a walk in the park Read MoreTaking us a few robo-steps closer to a real robot future is PETMAN, an anthropomorphic robot developed by Boston Dynamics for testing special clothing used by the US Army.
PETMAN humanoid robot scares the bejesus out of us Read MoreLeaked photos appear to show the new Micro Four Thirds Panasonic Lumix GX1 camera for the first time, and we’re very much liking the cut of its jib.
Panasonic Lumix GX1 photos leaked – and we’re liking what we see Read MoreSporting deliciously old-school retro looks that give it that 1960s street-shooter look, Fujifilm’s X10 enthusiast compact camera has just had an early hands on preview from the folks at DPReview.
Fujifilm X10 enthusiast retro camera gets hands-on preview [video] Read MoreMan oh man, we want to jump straight into the wonderful world of high tech shown off in Microsoft’s astonishing futuristic movie.
Step into Microsoft’s astonishing sci-fi future [video and pics] Read MoreWirefresh’s favourite department store, the employee-owned John Lewis, is going to offer customers free in-store Wi-Fi so they can compare their prices with rivals as they peruse the aisles.
John Lewis offers in-store Wi-Fi, invites customers to get price comparing Read MoreUnacceptably expensive and representing appalling value is this special edition of the Fujifilm FinePix X100 camera – yet despite its insane pricing we still can’t stop ourselves lusting a little bit over its delicious retro look.
Fujifilm FinePix X100 Special Colour Edition makes a mockery of your bank balance Read MoreNew figures reveal that the total number of published applications in Google’s Android Market passed the half-million mark in September 2011.
Whoosh! Android Market soars past 500,000 published apps, but loads get lobbed out Read MoreSurely one to be filed under, “WTF? What were they thinking!” is this bizarre wood-finished version of Sigma’s SD1 high-end DSLR.
Sigma announces fabulously daft SD1 Wood Edition veneered camera Read MoreWe fell in love with their high-end Fujifilm X100 compact, and although that turned out to be a flawed diamond, we can’t stop ourselves feeling lustful towards their new, more economical offering, …
Gorgeous Fujifilm X10 compact gets priced up, enthusiastic video released Read MoreYouTube’s movie rental service has just gone live in the UK, allowing popcorn munching Brits to sprawl over their sofas and suck up over a thousand movies for a small fee.
YouTube movie rentals now showing in the UK, on PCs and Android devices Read MoreBill Gates, Microsoft co-founder and long-time rival of Apple, has issued a touching statement about Steve Jobs’ death.
Bill Gates on Steve Jobs’ death: ‘I will miss him immensely’ Read More