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With a classic design guaranteed to get old school rangefinders nuts like us dribbling torrents of sheer desire, Fujifilm have announced the stunning new X100.
Fujifilm X100 pro compact packs Hybrid Viewfinder and looks fantastic Read MoreVodafone were first off the mark, offering HTC Desire owners on their network the much anticipated ‘Froyo’ Android 2.2 update back in August, and now T-Mobile has followed suit.
T-Mobile HTC Desire Android 2.2 update arrives Read MoreWith London seeing a large protest against the visit of the Pope yesterday, we thought we’d take our new Lumix LX5 along and grab a few shots.
Panasonic Lumix LX5 camera – some street shots Read MoreAfter bubbling away in Google’s Labs, an enhanced image quality option for video chat is now ready for public consumption.
Google Labs gives video chat a quality boost Read MoreFacebook’s new Foursquare-crushing location-based feature, Facebook Places, has just launched in the UK, a month after hitting the USA.
Facebook Places – Foursquare-thumping ‘check in’ feature – hits the UK Read MoreSuddenly, all the Twitter apps on our iPhones and Android handsets look a bit clunky and dated in the light of this shimmering, super-slick Seesmic app for Windows Phone 7.
Seesmic Twitter app on Windows Phone 7 looks truly sumptuous Read MoreEvery cloud has a silver lining say cloud salesmen, and one side effect of my recent illness has been the opportunity to upgrade the apps on my iPad.
Apple iPad and the news: the killer apps listed Read MoreBilled as the, “privacy aware, personally controlled, do-it-all, open source social network,” Diaspora aims to offer a Facebook-like experience, but without the lurking spectre of privacy concerns and general dodginess.
Diaspora – open source Facebook competitor gets ready for release Read MoreTo the sound of mass teeth gnashing all over the UK, Orange has announced a further delay to its Android 2.2 HTC Desire upgrade.
Orange delays HTC Desire Android Froyo 2.2 update yet again Read MoreNikon has released the D7000 mid-priced dSLR, a burly, tough looking camera that comes in a dust-and-moisture-sealed magnesium alloy body, packing a 16.2-megapixel CMOS sensor and 921k dot 3.0″ LCD.
Nikon D7000 mid-range dSLR announced Read MoreBilling itself as a browser built for the social media generation, the latest version of the Skyfire 2.0 beta app for Android is now available to download.
Skyfire Android browser serves up Flash videos, hits one million downloads Read MoreThe stat-collecting crew at ComScore have just unleashed their latest set of numbers for the US mobile market share, and it shows Android continuing to grab a bigger share in …
Android’s US market share surges, Apple slip, Palm steadies Read MoreHTC has just unveiled the new HTC Desire Z, a QWERTY-packing version of the HTC Desire HD.
HTC Desire Z packs Android 2.2 and QWERTY keyboard Read MoreHTC has announced its new flagship Android handset, the Desire HD, a high end number that looks set to provide a very tempting big-screen alternative to the iPhone.
HTC Desire HD announced: 4.3″ screen, Dolby sound and more Read MoreSamsung have introduced another member of their NX line of mirrorless, interchangeable lens cameras: the NX100, a high end number promising near-dSLR image quality from a bijou little fella of …
Samsung NX100 compact camera guns for the high end market Read More