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Apple has announced Aperture 3, the latest version of its photo management software, with the update including no less than 200 new features including Faces, Places and Brushes. Apple claims …
Apple releases Aperture 3 with faces and places tagging Read MoreIt wasn’t long ago that fancy twin monitor sets ups were the sole preserve of hotshot traders, high-flying graphics pros and, err, security guards, but recent price crashes have seen …
Manage multiple monitors with UltraMon Windows utility: review Read MoreMobile media products company ZoomIt has served up a handy SD card reader for the iPhone and iPod touch. Used in conjunction with the ZoomIt app, the dongle connects to …
ZoomIt adds iPhone SD card reader – photographers feel the love Read MoreSet to make your current monitor look like a pie-eating lardbucket is BenQ’s flagship V2220/V2220H which positively insists that it’s the thinnest 21.5-inch monitor in the known universe. Thinner than …
BenQ shuffles out the V2220: the world’s thinnest 21.5″ LED monitor, no less Read MoreThe videos detailing the development of Google’s Nexus One Android-handset handset are are coming in thick and fast, with the penultimate part for the five part series being slapped up …
Google Nexus One video #4: manufacture and shipping Read MoreWith a set of results sure set to send Apple fanboys howling at the Moon in disbelief, a recent study claims that Macs are far more insecure than Windows PCs, …
Apple’s Mac OS X: “less secure than Windows” Read MoreIf you enjoyed Google’s first video about the making of their new Nexus One phone, then you’ll be pleased to hear that two more instalments are available for your viewing pleasure. …
Google Nexus One videos: see lots of phones being bounced about Read MoreSet to air in the coveted advertising spot in the third quarter of the Superbowl in the US is a très romantique advert from Google which manages to play out …
Google packs a romantic love story into a search box Read MoreIt’s had a bit of a tricky birth, but the JooJoo internet tablet looks set to start shipping soon in the States. Formerly known as the CrunchPad , the $499 JooJoo features …
JooJoo (CrunchPad) internet tablet ready to ship Read MoreClearly hoping to scoop up some of that frenzied iPad buzz, UK company X2 Computing has launched their own “iTablet” range of Windows/Linux-based tablet PCs. Described as coming “hot on …
iTablet: like a Windows iPad, but with a bigger screen Read MoreGoogle is apparently so chuffed with its new Nexus One phone that it is releasing a short series of films documenting its creation First off is an interesting four minute …
The Making of the Google Nexus One: Concept & Design Read MoreIt seems that users of the current batch of eReaders are a very happy lot indeed, with new research by the NPD Group finding that almost all e-reader owners are …
E-Reader users a very happy bunch with satisfaction levels hitting 93% Read MoreTelefonica – owners of the O2 mobile network – says it has shifted 2 million Apple iPhones in Britain and reckons the future’s bright with good Palm Pre sales keeping …
O2 shifts 2 million iPhones in the UK, Palm Pre sales ‘good’ Read MoreWe’re typing this using CreaWriter, a free Windows text editor designed to “increase your productivity and creativity” by decluttering your screen and covering up your endless flashing widgets, Twitter feeds …
CreaWriter and OmniWriter serve up calming, soothing writing environments Read MoreEasily them the most popular BitTorrent client on the Windows platform, uTorrent has moved to consolidate their lead with a souped-up new 2.0 release slipping effortlessly out of beta.
uTorrent 2.0 for Windows released – BitTorrent explained Read More