A snappy new tech blog
After months of coma-inducing wild speculation from the tech world, Apple has finally announced its new iPhone 4S, an updated version of the iPhone 4 that has left some people feeling …
Underwhelming Apple iPhone 4S launches to sighs of relief from iPhone 4 users Read MoreAdobe have released updated versions of their Flash Player and AIR applications for Android, and both are currently nestling in the Android market, ready for your downloading pleasure.
Adobe Flash Player 11 and AIR 3 charge into the Android Market Read MoreBoldly launching just hours before the mobile phone world undergoes its collective gusset moistening techgasm over the new iPhone, LG have released the rather stunning Optimus LTE.
LG Optimus LTE offers magnificent 4.5 inch HD display, beefy battery, HDMI Read MoreWe have to say our ship left Hotmail’s port many years ago, but the free email service survives in fairly robust form, boasting over 350 million users.
Official Hotmail app released for Android and iOS Read MoreWe’re rather intrigued by Samsung’s smartphone/tablet hybrid, the Samsung Galaxy Note, and it’s been announced that it’ll be landing in Blighty as soon as November 17th.
Samsung Galaxy Note gets Nov 17th UK release – video and specs here Read MoreJust to say that unlike just about every other tech blog, we won’t be running any pointless, made-up stories about the new Apple iPhone handsets that are scheduled to be …
Sorry, but we’ve no made-up iPhone 5 or iPhone 4GS stories for you today Read MoreThere’s no question that the iPad is proving to be one of the best gaming platforms out there, and our resident iPad expert Mrs Quoad has compiled a listing of the very …
Apple iPad – a selection of some of the very best games available Read MoreAmazon have just posted up a page for pre-ordering their new cheapo Kindle tablet, which claims to be “lighter, smaller and faster.”
The new Kindle appears on Amazon UK, released 12th October for £89 Read MoreSamsung is clearly still feeling jiggy in the tablet department, and has just tossed out an update of its original 7″ Galaxy Tab. The update sees Android 3.2 lobbed into …
Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus packs Honeycomb OS, 1.2GHz dual-core CPU Read MoreWacom has thrown down the latest generation of its affordable Bamboo tablets, and added a wireless option to the range.
Wacom updates Bamboo Pen and Touch tablets, adds wireless option Read MoreSkype have slammed down an update to their Android app, with the all-new, all-shiny v2.5 adding support for video chat on an additional 14 devices (see below), including the popular Galaxy Tab 10.1 …
Android Skype 2.5- more handset support plus ‘enhanced video experience’ Read MoreThe price of smartphone ownership looks set to continuing tumbling with the announcement of the new, Android-powered budget HTC Explorer handset.
Cheapo HTC Explorer aims to lure penny-pinchers into the Android fold Read MoreIt’s fair to say that they haven’t exactly been busting a gut to get this thing out, but the folks at Flickr have finally released an official app for the …
Flickr releases official Android app with photo filters, slideshows and sharing Read MoreWrapping up our coverage of Amazon’s announcements today, here’s their official press release for their four new tablets. Although the new two Kindle Touch models and the super cheap ($79) Kindle …
Read the full press release for those lovely new Amazon Kindles Read MoreMere seconds after the product was launched, a product page has gone up on Amazon for their exciting new $199 Kindle Fire tablet.
Amazon Kindle Fire – full specs and promo video Read More