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Lenovo have manfully thrust their new IdeaTab S2109 Android tablet into the limelight, and it’s their first device to come with Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4.0).
Lenovo’s IdeaTab S2109 9.7 incher promises 10 hours of ICS tablet fun Read More
Google has unveiled a glimpse of how the future may look, with a video showing off their sci-fi Google Glass augmented reality concept glasses.
Google unveils the futuristic Project Glass augmented reality specs [video] Read More
First introduced last year, Google has now announced a major expansion of their Google Art Project, adding sculpture, street art and photographs from 151 museums in 40 countries to their online collection of paintings.
Google’s Art Project gets big upgrade, now contains 30,000 global artworks Read More
Those cheeky wagsters at Google have certainly put some effort into their April Fools’ pranks this year, announcing a version of their Maps service for the 8-bit Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), …
Google announces Nintendo Google maps and morse-code for Gmail Read MoreQuite a few people questioned the logic in releasing a large smartphone-cum-small tablet (AKA a ‘phablet’), but ti seems that Samsung have answered their critics by revealing the latest shipping figures for …
Stylus-packing Samsung Galaxy Note ships five million units in just five months Read MoreAmazon has announced that the touchscreen version of its hugely popular Kindle e-reader is heading into the UK, Germany, France, Spain and Italy next month.
Amazon’s Kindle Touch coming to Europe next month, ne’er a whisper about the Kindle Fire 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
Some of us at Wirefresh are still struggling to get over the demise of the legendary Commodore Amiga computers of the 90s. Although the AmigaOS operating system just about hangs on …
Commodore Amiga is back with its first new PC for 20 years – and it’s a beast 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
Gaming fans looking for some serious mobile fragging inevitably end up having to cart around hefty, ten-ton laptops, offering a horribly brief battery life – but all that looks to change with Acer’s …
Acer Aspire Timeline Ultra M3-581TG for gamers packs GeForce graphics, plays Battlefield 3 at full res Read More
The finely tuned PR machine at Apple has once again rolled into action, with the company’s latest statement cunningly setting up more hype for their new iPad:
Apple’s hype machine predictably sets up publicity-generating queues for the new iPad Read More
Google has enjoyed something of a love affair with Bletchley Park in recent times, Now known as the historic site of secret British codebreaking activities during WWII and the birthplace …
Google celebrates the UK’s Bletchley Park and ground-breaking Colossus computer 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
The latest Apple iPad 3 has just been announced, with an impressive spec sheet that sees the tablet pulling far ahead of the chasing Android pack. “It is amazing,” purred Apple CEO …
New Apple iPad announced, Retina display, LTE and A5X CPU Read More