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We’ve been impressed with their Android, iPad and iPhone apps, so it’s good to see Autodesk launching a version of their fully featured SketchBook Pro drawing app for Android tablet users.
Autodesk launches SketchBook Pro for Android Honeycomb tablets Read MoreSony continue to tease and torment punters with tantalising glimpses of their forthcoming S1 and S2 Android tablets.
Sony continue to tantalise with latest update to their S1 and S2 tablet teasers Read MoreIn a rather delicious twist of irony, the website for The Sun newspaper has been hacked with all links currently redirecting to the The Lulz Boat Twitter feed.
The Sun newspaper website hacked by Lulzsec, Times and News Int follows Read MoreAnyone looking to pick up an extremely cheap tablet should beat a path to their nearest Asda store, where the supermarket giant is offering the Android Arnova tablet for a mere …
Asda serves up a £99 Android-powered 8″ Archos Arnova tablet Read MoreThe BBC is to conduct a major survey to chart the availability of 3G and 2G services across the UK over the next month.
BBC to conduct major survey into UK mobile coverage Read MoreWith 99% of the internet traffic flowing between countries travelling via underwater cables, it’s interesting to see exactly where it is they go.
Fascinating map reveals where the undersea internet cables lurk Read MoreGoogle has released its financial results for the quarter ended June 30, 2011, with the company announcing record breaking revenues.
Google rubs hands and cackles wildly as record breaking revenue announced Read MoreGoogle has released a rather curious photo sharing app for the iPhone called Photovine, boasting the strapline, “What’s YOUR “Warm and Fuzzy” moment?”
Google releases Photovine for iPhone app. Heads are scratched Read MoreIt’s taken them an eternity to get the service up and running in the States, but the music streaming service Spotify is finally heading to the land of hamburgers and …
Spotify music streaming service finally launches in the US Read MoreHere at Wirefresh we’ve got a lot of time for weird, scary and just plain odd robotic creations, so when we heard about a bizarre robot silicon mouth, we had …
Scary silicon robot mouth looks like a saucy toy, sounds like a rampant walrus Read MoreWe’re hearing reports of folks having problems with their WordPress accounts, and we’re suffering the same too. All attempts to access our stats being met with this message:
WordPress wobbles, reports server error, Matt apparently to blame Read MoreIt’s great to see Google celebrating one of the UK’s greatest architects, Sir George Gilbert Scott, on their search homepage today.
Google celebrates the work of the mighty Sir George Gilbert Scott Read MoreGoogle has put the heat of its rival Apple with the launch of a new Android Market which now makes it possible for users to buy books and rent movies.
Android Market adds book and movie downloads in the US Read MoreSince launching in 2007, we’ve been impressed with Zoom’s H2 sound recording range, and the latest H2n update sees a beefier, chunkier design packing some innovative features.
Zoom H2n Handy Recorder packs five studio mics in handheld package Read MoreGoogle has given its popular Google Shopper for Android app a bit of a boost, with new features promising to make and easier for users to research products and find good value …
Google Shopper 2.0 offers speedier deal hunting for Android Read More