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Google has created a list of what it feels are the ‘Must Have’ Apps for 2014, and it’s quite a lengthy one, totalling 127 apps.
Google publishes a bumper list of Must-Have Android apps Read More
Some of the best things on the web are, frankly pretty useless, but it’s often their very pointlessness that makes them so compelling.
Pointless but wonderful: an ever-changing clock powered by hex colour code Read More
They always say that a fool and his money are soon parted, but you’d have to be a real clown to shell out nearly two grand for this ludicrous confection: …
Extra-tacky Leica X Edition Moncler camera serves up a gaudy French themed feast for nearly two grand Read More
We get to sit through an awful lot of tech adverts at Wirefresh and they almost always suck. Invariably backed by that whimsical Apple plinky-plonky piano sound or the voice of …
We like the Moto 360 smartwatch ads more than the watch Read More
We’ve tried a host of portable Bluetooth speakers over the years, but these bad boys from Logitech are the ones that have got us more excited than most: they look tough, sound great, …
Tough, loud and slick: we love the portable Logitech UE Boom Bluetooth speaker Read More
Wannabe mobile guitar heroes and pocket sized metal axeman toting Samsung devices should be stoked to hear about the release of the first Android guitar amp and multi-effects app and digital …
Pro guitar effects come to Samsung Android devices with IK Multimedia’s AmpliTube and iRig HD-A guitar processing tools Read More
The total of stations on the London Underground offering free wi-fi has now reached 150, with a further six added to the network recently – but there’s still a long …
Free Wi-Fi is now available in 150 London Underground stations and 56 Overground stations Read More
Yesterday, we went along to get an earful of the latest product from British high end hi-fi manufacturers Arcam, in the shape of their new Solo Bar and Solo sub …
Arcam launches Solo Bar and Solo Sub for high end AV joy Read More
Fitness tracking dons Fitbit have rolled out three new activity trackers, all with rather daft names: The Charge, Charge HR, and the Surge.
Fitbit rolls out three new fitness trackers, The Charge, Charge HR, and the Surge Read More
Created by two ex-employees of HTC, Kazam is a British handset vendor set to release a rather nice looking Android handset, in the shape of the patriotically named Tornado 348.
Brit company Kazam release the Tornado 348, a wafer thin Android handset for £250 Read More
Tesco is now taking orders for the follow up to last year’s store-branded bargain tablet, with the Hudl2 packing improved specs and a slimmer design offered in a choice of …
Tesco Hudl2 bargain priced 8.3″ 16GB tablet goes on sale Read More
There’s an immense choice of text/SMS messaging apps available for Android, but the one that has impressed us more than the rest is Textra.
Textra SMS is our favourite Android text messaging app – and it’s free Read More
Panasonic has decided to throw down something rather unexpected in the shape of the quite remarkable Lumix DMC-CM1 smartphone, an Android-powered machine with a high-end camera built in.
Panasonic announces Lumix DMC-CM1 smartphone with 20MP 1-inch sensor and Leica lens Read More
Billed as the its ‘ultimate enthusiast camera,’Nikon’s new D750 has elbowed its way to the top table of its DSLR range, with the full frame snapper packing a newly designed 24.3-megapixel FX-format …
Nikon D750 throws down 24MP of full frame goodness for creative snappers Read More
We’re huge fans of enthusiast focused, retro-styled compacts, so we’re stoked to see the announcement of the Fujifilm X100T, a stylish, premium large-sensor digital compact camera.
Fujifilm X100T third-gen enthusiast compact with APS-C sensor and f2 lens announced Read More