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The cameras were already well pricey to start off with, but Nikon UK has now confirmed thumping big increases to the prices of its D800, D800E and D4 SLR cameras.
Nikon D4 and D800 UK prices soar through the roof due to calamitous company cock up Read More
We’ve played with loads of online photo editors, but we have to say that this new super slick offering going under the name of the PicMonkey looks to be one …
Say hello to our new fave web photo editor, PicMonkey – sleek, powerful, fast and free (for now) Read More
Continuing our theme of pointlessly expensive gadgets for taste-free rich kids, we’ve just found something as garishly opulent as the ghastly gold-plated iMac. Step forward the unbelievably expensive Leica M9-P, which can be yours in …
Insanely priced white Leica M9-P can be yours for $31,695 Read More
If owning a very nice camera isn’t enough for you, and you feel that you simply have to go one better than everyone else, then Harrods have got something for …
Fujifilm and Harrods team up to release pointlessly expensive X100 Black Box camera set 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
We know this is nothing more than a cheesy marketing gimmick and we know that any old fridge would do the job just as well. But – look! – it’s a …
Marshall take the fridge to eleven with their own ice cool beer fridge Read More
High Street retailer GAME has just announced its plans to enter into administration. The decision comes as no real surprise, with the company already laying off staff, closing stores and finding its stock price plummet 15 …
UK retailer GAME crashes into administration Read MoreWe’ve just posted a piece on our sister site urban75 about this fascinating exhibition in London’s Ambika P3 gallery.
The end of UK analogue TV: artpiece shows 1,001 TV sets fading into white noise Read More
With the long-awaited upgrade to Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) finally rolling out to Samsung Galaxy S2 users, the good folks at Coolsmartphone have released a wee guidebook.
Samsung Galaxy SII owners get handy Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade guidebook 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
Twitter is veritably frothing with mightily miffed Giffgaff users who have had no service all day. The “people-powered” network which runs on the O2 network has been completely offline since this morning after suffering a power cut.
Customers rage as GiffGaff service goes AWOL, calls, voicemail and data offline for hours Read More
If you wondered how secure your Android phone was if you were using a screen pattern lock as a password, then rest assured: even the FBI can’t crack them.
Even the FBI can’t crack a simple Android screen unlock pattern 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
It’s hardly a revolutionary finding, but a new study by Strategy Analytics found that the vast majority of smartphone owners wanted devices with a screen larger than the one seen on the iPhone …
Most smartphone users want a screen bigger than the iPhone’s (study) Read More