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The HTC EVO 3D has just had officially launched in Europe, and punters should be able to start soaking up the glasses-free 3D smartphone action from July 2011.
HTC Evo 3D – high end 3D smartphone with HSPA+ – landing in July Read MoreThis is great news space fans: starting from Spring 2012, it’ll be possible to view live, streaming HD video of Earth beamed down from the International Space Station.
Live HD footage of Earth to be beamed down from the ISS Read MoreIt may sound like an exciting Sherlock Holmes episode, but we’re afraid that the screen circle we’re referring to is an unpleasant anomaly we’ve just spotted on our shiny, new, …
Samsung Galaxy S2 and the unwanted screen circle Read MoreLaCie have come up with a neat storage and back up solution in the shape of their dual back-up system, known as the LaCie CloudBox.
LaCie CloudBox offers 100GB local and cloud storage combo Read MoreIt’s a luscious looking piece of kit, and Brits will be able to get the beer and chips stained mitts all over the Galaxy Tab 10.1 from Augist 4th.
Samsung’s super-sizzling Galaxy Tab 10.1 set for Aug 4th UK launch Read MoreSony Ericsson ceremonially slammed down a trio of new handsets at the CommunicAsia trade show in Singapore yesterday, namely the Xperia ray, the Xperia active, and the ‘txt.’
Sony Ericsson throws down Xperia ray, active, and txt smartphones Read MoreEurope has had to wait patiently in line to bag a piece of the new Chromebook action, but from today, Samsung’s new Series 5 Chrome OS machine should be hitting …
Samsung Series 5 Chromebook hits the UK, priced at £349 upwards Read MoreIt’s a curious thing alright, but for reasons best known to themselves, Motorola decided to release their Xoom Android tablet with a microSD card slot that just lay there doing …
European Motorola Xoom owners! That microSD slot is all yours! Read MoreNew research reveals that Google and its empire of related website were used by more than a billion people for the first time last month. The landmark figure was thrust …
Google hits a record-crushing one billion users in May 2011 Read MoreLike a pub musician watching Radiohead headlining the enormo-dome, most photographers can only dream of strutting around the streets with a Leica full-frame digital rangefinder camera swinging around their necks.
Leica announces ultra-discrete M9-P camera for the stinking rich Read MoreWe’re finding it hard to muster any kind of enthusiasm for Nokia’s latest smartphone, the N9, running on the doomed Meego operatating system.
The world tries to stay awake as Nokia pushes out N9 phone Read MoreThe latest publicity stunt by the vile BeautifulPeople.com dating website seems to have backfired rather gloriously, with the site currently being taken down by a denial of service attack.
Repulsive Beautiful People website stunt backfires fabulously Read MoreAs more corporates become deeply entrenched with the Glastonbury Festival every year, mobile phone network Orange have unveiled an interesting new way to get their branding all over the site, …
Glastonbury revellers risk ridicule with Orange’s recharging t-shirt Read MoreEveryone knows the web is a busy thing – but a new infographic reveals just how much goes on – and the figures are rather astonishing. Compiled by the Shanghai …
What happens on the internet in 60 seconds? Answer – rather a lot! Read MoreIt seems incredible, but email has been around for forty years now, with the messaging medium first arriving in 1971 when computer engineer Ray Tomlinson blasted off the first electronic …
Forty years of email celebrated in an infographic Read More