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We regularly get people writing to us at Wirefresh enthusiastically offering to write guest posts for us, which on the face of it sounds great – we could really use new writers.
Wirefresh, tech blogs and the curse of the dishonest ‘guest writers’ Read More
On our sister site urban75, you can read the story of a recently rediscovered press pack sent by NASA to a young schoolboy living in Cardiff, Wales, around the time …
A letter from NASA to a young wannabe astronaut in Wales from 1969 Read More
If you’re looking for a bit of easily accessible extra storage space for your phone or tablet – or would just like to swiftly share some files with co-workers – …
Kingston 32GB Portable Storage Wi-Drive – review Read More
Mobile battery chargers aren’t exactly the most exciting things in the tech world, but they’re ruddy useful things to have around at time. A neat twist on the standard external battery is the iGo Charge …
Review: iGo Dual USB wall charger with built in battery Read More
With its enormous screen and striking white and silver finish, the HTC Sensation XL certainly makes a big impression as soon as you clap eyes on the thing. Dominated by …
HTC Sensation XL and Beats Audio review – big, beefy and bountiful Read MoreWe see a lot of cameras at Wirefresh, but few have pushed so many ‘want’ buttons as the Fujifilm X-Pro1, a new compact system camera with marked similarities to the eye-wateringly …
Fujifilm X-Pro1 picks up a solid review: great camera, a few caveats but the price still hurts Read More
Updated yesterday and looking hotter than Lady GaGa’s hotpants is the Android n7player which promises a “revolutionary” music-listening experience.
Innovative n7player for Android adds multi-touch in a striking interface Read More
The default battery charge indicator on Android phones is bit of a clunky affair, giving only the roughest of ideas of how much precious juice you’ve got left.
ChargeBar for Android – a really simple and elegant battery charge indicator Read More
The sole product produced by a one man Brit company, the Minirig is a portable speaker that has taken three years to develop – and we think it’s something of a …
Pasce Minirig speaker review – small, loud and beautifully constructed Read MoreIf in-ear headphones aren’t making enough of a fashion statement for you, there’s a growing number of portable on-ear headphones available, even if many seem more preoccupied with syle than …
AKG K450 portable headphone review: great sound, great price at under £75 Read More
If you’re looking for a pair of very high quality desktop speakers at a price that won’t break the bank, you’d be well advised to take a look at the Frankenspiel …
Frankenspiel FS-1 budget mini speakers blow us away Read More
We were huge fans of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF1, and we’re currently switching our lustful gaze between its follow-up, the Lumix GX1 and Olympus’s sensational new OM-D camera.
Panasonic Lumix DMC-GX1 reviews come in, but will it take the love from the Olympus OM-D? Read MoreIf you want to keep track of your Google Analytics facts’n’figures on the move, you’ll be hard pushed to find anything more comprehensive as the Analytix app for Android phones and …
View your Google Analytics data in a stylish fashion with Analytix for Android Read MoreIf you’re fed up with the puny sound coming from your phone’s built-in speaker, or the less than hi-fi noise coming out of your smartphone dock, it might be time to invest in …
Stream tunes from phone to your hi-fi with Nokia’s MD-310 Wireless Music Receiver – review Read MoreWith the year almost up, we thought we’d have a rummage through our stats to see which posts proved the most popular in 2011, and were a little surprised to find our photography articles proving the …
Our top posts of 2011: Lumix LX5, Powershot S95, Nikon D3100 and Galaxy S2 Read More