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Hewlett Packard has jumped onboard the low-cost computing express with the launch of their first ever Chrome OS-based laptop, the HP Pavilion 14 Chromebook.
HP Pavilion 14 Chromebook joins the low costs Chrome OS party Read More
This engrossing and enchanting animation about the life of an astronaut is narrated by Jerry Carr, a man who certainly knows his subject. His space experience saw him making over 1,000 …
The Life Of An Astronaut explained in enchanting video animation Read More
We’ve seen lots of misfiring attempts by corporates to get in on the craze for flashmobs and viral videos, but we’ll wager you’ve never seen anything as cringeworthy as this barf-inducing effort from …
Hideously smug Virgin Holidays Flash Mob tube video will make you want to hit people. Hard Read More
It seems we weren’t alone when we encountered all sorts of annoying glitches and performance issues when we used the well-established secure password manager SplashID on our Android and iOS handsets – but we’ve …
Safe In Cloud: finally a password manager that actually works. Goodbye SplashID Read More
Twitter’s new app, Vine, has been designed to let users “create and share beautiful, short looping videos,” and it’s already proved a big online hit.
Watch an endless stream of generally pointless Vine Twitter video updates Read More
The Pebble Smartwatch proved to be a Kickstarter phenomenon, managing to raise $10,266,845 in one of the most successful crowd-sourcing projects ever launched.
Pebble Smartwatch Kickstarter sensation ships, Android app ready, iOS held up Read More
Microsoft have announced that their Surface Pro tablet will go on sale in the US and Canada from February 9th 2013.
Microsoft Surface Pro launches in the US on Feb 9th, priced from $899 Read More
Some time ago we posted up a piece revealing that the CrashPlan back-up software had triumphed in a comparison with rival products, and told you all that we were pretty chuffed with the software ourselves.
Our love affair with CrashPlan is over as we eye up Bitcasa infinite storage Read More
Battery packs for smartphones and gadgets are pretty much ten a penny these days, but Mophie is hoping that the swishy, premium looks of its Juice Pack will entice consumers to pay a little …
Mophie Juice Pack Powerstation Mini for smartphones – review Read More
The Chrome browser app has been our default Android browser of choice for some time now, and although it’s proved a fairly reliable app, there’s no denying that it does like the occasional crash.
Chrome Beta for Android serves up the latest browser features Read More
Samsung was showing off early prototypes of its intriguing new Youm flexible display technology at CES 2013, and has also created a commercial demonstrating how these funky new bendy screens may be implemented in …
Samsung’s amazing Youm flexible display technology shown off in on video Read More
As the London Underground celebrates its 150th birthday London Underground, Google have decided to join in with the action by releasing a special ‘doodle’ for the day – and we …
Google celebrates the 150th birthday of London Underground with a tube doodle Read More
Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear. It seems that Adobe has made a bit of an almighty cock up after sites all across the web – including this one – reported that …
Adobe say that the CS2 suite wasn’t meant to be free after all! Read More
Incredibly, Adobe clumsily decided to give away free copies of its Creative Suite 2 (CS2) package, posting up links that let users download a copy of older products like Photoshop …
Adobe WAS giving away FREE copies of CS2 software of Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere Pro and more! Read More
The battle at the lower end of the tablet market continues to heat up with the news that Acer have conjured up their cheapo Acer Iconia B1 budget tablet, although the pricing is …
Acer Iconia B1 budget Android tablet undercuts the Nexus 7 with $150 US price tag Read More