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There’s an awful lot of Outlook users out there, and most of them were chuffed when Google Calendar sync started supporting the 32-bit version of Outlook 2010 in August last …
Google Calendar Sync adds 64-bit Outlook 2010 support Read MoreYou’re probably nearly as excited about the upcoming white iPhone 4 as the tragic fanboy deluxe at TechCrunch who managed to – gasp! – spot a real one in a …
Exclusive white iPhone 4 review, hot off the press Read MoreIt’s been an eternity coming, but Google has finally released a Google Docs app for the Android platform.
Google Docs app for Android finally released Read MoreJettisoning users quicker than the LibDems are losing voters, MySpace was once a fantastic resource for bands, fans and promoters. Its appeal was fairly simple: it provided an easy way for music lovers …
MySpace: the bidding begins on the tragically flabby, faltering, failed music site Read MoreIt’s a well engineered, well specified camera that’s been seriously tempting our wallets recently, and after a brief hands on, we’re still feeling the love for Nikon’s high performance D5100 …
Nikon D5100 dSLR reviews: the camera looks an absolute winner Read MoreSony is ready to shoulder barge its way into an already crowded tablet market, with the official announcement of two Honeycomb Android tablets, the Sony Tablet S1 and S2.
Sony S1, S2 Android tablets coming, shiny video ready to roll Read MoreWe recently compared the two hottest up and coming Android handsets – the HTC Sensation and the Samsung Galaxy S II – and for us, the Sensation looked to just …
HTC Sensation slips closer to UK release Read MoreIn Britain, travelling by coach is usually a relentlessly grim experience, with the majority of the trip spent staring out at the never ending grey concrete and traffic queues, while …
Now this is what we call luxury coach travel: Osaka to Tokyo by Willer Express Read MoreWe’re tried out a veritable battalion of alternative browsers for our Android handsets over the years, but only one has recently emerged to stand at the very top of the …
Android Miren browser – fast, neat’n’nice alternative that gets our vote Read MoreSlimmer than Kate Moss after a month on the Slender diet is Lenovo’s gorgeous ThinkPad X1 laptop, details of which have just shimmied on to the InterWebs.
Beautifully slim Lenovo ThinkPad X1 laptop causes wallet convulsions Read MoreIt’s as daft as a brush, but we rather like this slightly unhinged video showing a Motorola Xoom 3G Android tablet hurtling around the UK on a motorobike, Segway, motor …
Motorola Xoom 3G goes off-road and on a horse in daft promo video Read MoreIt’s certainly not turning out to be Apple’s week – just a day after the news broke that its iPhones and iPads were secretly storing location info, Greenpeace has produced …
Apple shamed as the least green tech company Read MoreWith our lengthy mobile contract finally coming to an end and a wide selection of juicy Android handsets looming up, we decided to take a look around to see what kind of deals we …
Rolling monthly contracts: what’s the best UK SIM-only data deal? Read MoreNow this sounds very dodgy indeed. Researchers have discovered that 3G-enabled Apple iPhones and iPads have been secretly storing a long list of users’ locations and time stamps, effectively creating …
Apple secretly tracks the location and times of iPhone and 3G iPad users Read MoreBilled as their biggest update to their note taking app thus far, the latest version of Evernote 3.0 for Android has been released and comes with a fair few new …
Evernote 3.0 for Android: ‘biggest update ever’ [video] Read More