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If you’ve only a passing interest in Britain’s railways, its architecture or industrial past, you should find Subterranea Brittanica’s Closed Stations site an invaluable and compelling resource.
Disused Stations: the melancholic romance of abandoned railway lines Read MoreThe BBC has teamed up with the bods at Facebook, Bebo and Twitter to add social networking options in the next update to their excellent iPlayer, which allows viewers to …
BBC iPlayer 3.0 to include Facebook and Twitter integration Read MoreThe filmiest of rumours are circulating that the Palm Pre Plus and Pixi Plus could be heading in the direction of a European carrier next month. Advert-bedecked UK tech blog …
Palm Pre Plus and Pixi Plus coming to O2 in April? Read MoreWe’ve always been big fans of Ricoh’s approach to compact cameras, and their fixed lens GR Digital compact remains one of our favourite cameras ever. A while ago Ricoh pulled …
Ricoh GXR camera plus S10 24-72mm lens module gets reviewed Read MoreIt’s been a long time since Internet Explorer was our first choice of browser, but things have been steadily improving since IE6’s near-undisputed reign as the worst browser ever released. …
Microsoft previews Internet Explorer 9, packed with HTML5 goodness Read MoreA Google spokesperson has confirmed that there are now officially 30,000 free and paid apps sitting in the Android market ready for your downloading pleasure. Back in December, Google pegged …
Android Market passes 30,000 apps – but is the app advantage fading? Read MoreAfter baffling consumers with the Spooky Woman (see below), Palm has put out a far more accessible advert which we reckon does a pretty good job selling their innovative webOS.
New Palm TV advert: “Life Moves Fast” – with no spooky lady! Read MoreKeen to prove that they can still get down with the hipsters, the National Trust has launched its own, rather snappy, iPhone application.
National Trust launch Apple iPhone app Read MoreWe’ve rather liked some of Archos’s multimedia products and were looking forward to checking out their new Archos 9 tablet – after all, these guys have been making tablets for …
Archos 9 PC Tablet gets reviewed – and it’s full of fail Read MoreCertain to scare the bejesus out of adults and children alike is the bizarre baby robot, Yotaro. Hailing from the home of all things robotically weird, Japan, the glowing robot …
Japanese baby robot Yotaro: unsettlingly weird Read MoreLooking like it’s sprouted from the set of Bladerunner is London’s newest high-rise apartment block, the ‘Razor.’ The 148 metre-tall high-tech tower will feature built in wind turbines – a …
London Razor – high tech skyscraper with built in wind turbines Read MoreAs a thousand over-excited fanboy bloggers squealed with expectant iJoy as Apple went through its usual charade of closing its online store for a minor upgrade, snack food supremos Doritos …
iPad goes on pre-order, Doritos scores a hit with an excellent parody Read MoreAfter seriously miffing off old school bloggers with their troublesome decision to withdraw all FTP support, Blogger are looking to sweeten the pill with their new Blogger Template Designer tool. …
Blogger cruelly shunts off FTP support, adds a template designer Read MoreWith the company shelling out no less than $40 million on this TV campaign, HP are looking to make a splash with the public, with a slew of adverts hitting …
HP’s ‘Let’s Do Amazing’ TV ad campaign amuses – videos galore Read MoreAfter checking the data in their webOS App Gallery, Palm-lovin’ website PreCentral has calculated that there’s been over thirty million downloads from the App Catalog.
Palm’s App Catalog hurtles past 30 million downloads Read More