I’m out of the office today but here’s today’s daily Tech fix.
Photography giant Polaroid is bringing another Android-powered digital camera to CES, but this time, it’s a mirrorless, interchangeable-lens camera that looks even better than the company’s last attempt. Is this the world’s first smart DLSR-slayer?
I’m out of the office today but here’s today’s daily Tech fix.
It’s official. While we knew that BlackBerry 10 would be launching on 30 January, the UK’s biggest networks and retailers have all announced that they’ll be stocking RIM’s latest BlackBerry handsets running BlackBerry 10. If you’re still waiting on a solid rival to iOS, Android and Windows Phone, your time might have just come.
Nokia may have a tablet up their sleeve for next year. IT is expected to be announced officially at next year’s Mobile World Congress event.
I’m out of the office today but here’s today’s daily Tech fix.
The rumours are back, and they’re picking up steam: a new report says an Amazon Kindle Fire phone is on the way next year. Should Google be scared?
This week the Windows Phone 7.8 update for Lumia has been leaked. It is expected to launch officially next year.
The BBC have been busy digitising over 4,500 copies of the Radio Times as part of the BBC Genome project to launch an open database next year listing every television show broadcasted in the UK.
If you want an iPad Mini and a faster connection then you will want to buy the iPad Mini on the EE network.
The Nokia 620 has been unveiled today adding another Windows Phone 8 to their collection.
The BBC are finally bringing their Red Button service into the 21st Century with a brand new makeover making it look rather nice.
I’m out of the office today but here’s today’s daily Tech fix.
Apple’s mission to cut the cables out of your life continues. The tech giant recently filed a patent application that outlines a wireless hotspot, but not like you know it: instead, any devices in the area would get charged. Is this tech headed to the iPhone 6?
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Will.i.am of the Black Eyed Peas has spared no expense – though perhaps much common sense – in crafting the most extravagant and ridiculous case for your iPhone. Not only does his line of i.am+ foto.sosho cases add a ton of extra bulk to your Apple smartphone, but each one also looks like a camera and adds some rather unnecessary features too.
I’m out of the office today but here’s today’s daily Tech fix.
Amidst all of the iPad mini hype, it’s been easy to overlook all the other amazing gizmos Apple outed at the same time as its titchy new tablet. Now another of them is set to go on sale very soon: that wafer thin new iMac hits stores starting this Friday.
I’m out of the office today but here’s today’s daily Tech fix.
The Nintendo Wii Mini? Yup: word has let slip that a miniature Wii console is thought to be dropping into stores on December 7th, just days after the new Wii U goes on sale in the UK.
Some may have noticed that the Nexus 4 doesn’t come with 4G technology. LG told TechRadar why:
Windows 8 was released last month and currently it is not as popular as Microsoft originally imagined.
I’m out of the office today but here’s today’s daily Tech fix.
Forty-one out of Comet’s 236 stores will close by the end of this month. But there is a ray of sunshine among the doom and gloom: more sales will start this week.
I’m out of the office today but here’s today’s daily Tech fix.
The HTC Deluxe is a name you might be hearing a lot about in the coming weeks and months: according to a site with a track record of leaking phones ahead of launch, this here bad boy is the global version of the stunning Droid DNA announced this week for the US. Will this be the first full HD smartphone to hit the UK?
Steven Sinofsky left Microsoft a few days ago sparking a few rumours. On a blog Sinofsky, himself said that he didn’t in whatever form try to take over the Windows Phone division in his last few months.
I’m out of the office today but here’s today’s daily Tech fix.
Remember the Samsung Ativ S? It was the first ever Windows Phone 8 device to be revealed to the world, and with its mighty Samsung Galaxy S3-esque specs, it looked very tempting indeed. But if you were holding out for one, we’ve got bad news: it’s now been delayed.
Nokia Drive, Nokia’s free satnav app for Windows Phone, just got even smarter: the company has introduced Nokia Drive+ for Windows Phone 8, which lets you sample cutting edge new features early. Read on for all the details on it right here.
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HTC’s next smartphone, DNA has been leaked on the Internet.
HP have announced that they are joining up with Universal to bring live gigs to all people who buy one of their new Windows 8 devices.
I’m out of the office today but here’s today’s daily Tech fix.
We’ve not heard much about the Samsung Galaxy Camera since it was launched at IFA two months ago, but that changes today: Samsung has announced a release date for the Android-fuelled snapper – and it’s this week. Will this change mobile photography for ever?
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4G has finally reached the UK, bringing super-fast mobile and fibre-optic broadband to the surface.
The Nokia Lumia 920 and 820 (Windows Phone 8) shot up early last month and now a release date has been revealed.
Today Microsoft from San Francisco launched Windows Phone 8, which Nokia, HTC and Samsung are all part of.
Microsoft have done it – they have gone and launched Windows 7’s successor, Windows 8 with 1000 certified pieces of Windows 8 hardware going on sale at midnight.
Nokia have unveiled their next budget smartphone coming in hand with an out-dated OS. Good start!
Apple have announced the next MacBook Pro which will come intact with a Retina display and measure 13 inches.
At the Apple event today various refreshed Mac Minis appeared.
Windows 8 will be here by the end of the week and for that LG are planning on unveiling a brand new Windows 8 all-in-one tablet-notebook hybrid.
I’m out of the office today but here’s today’s daily Tech fix.
There’s a new Samsung Chromebook in town, and this little laptop is about to slash the price of computing on the go by a long way. Unlike previous models running Google’s cloud based operating system, this one costs just £229.
Google have sent out word encrypted press invitations to a special event being held on October 29th. It is speculated that this event will showcase Google’s latest developments in the Nexus smartphone.
The HTC J Butterfly arrival has been announced in Japan. The smartphone arrives with a high-res 5-inch display on hand.
Microsoft have today revealed their pricing for the Surface tablet starting off at £399.
Microsoft have confirmed the addition of a new music service called Xbox Music launching on Xbox first. Once, Windows 8 is released on October 26th Xbox Music will spread its wings and become the new default music player being used in all Windows 8 products.
Microsoft have opened up for pre-orders on Windows 8.
The Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini after weeks of speculation has finally been unveiled by the South Korean company at an event in Germany.
Spotify, the popular music streaming service is getting bigger with the company linking up with firm, Samsung to bring the music service to your Samsung SMART TV. In addition to coming to televisions it will also make a move to Blu-ray players and home theatre systems.
I’m out of the office today but here’s today’s daily Tech fix.
It’s pouring smartphones at the moment, and today we’ve got word of another new entrant. Unlike the pricy Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and iPhone 5 though, this one’s more stocking filler than present under the tree: say hello to Samsung’s latest cut price Android, the Samsung Galaxy Music.
The BBC today has launched something called iPlayer radio, which is basically a brand new way to listen to BBC radio.
The Microsoft Surface tablet is getting closer and closer to launch. According to a new report, the tablet will launch at the end of this month.
Who uses Mozilla Firefox web-browser? Well, the guys behind that are working on a mobile phone operating system similar to Android and iOS. Today, details have been released. Excited? Scroll down for more!
HTC has announced the new and upgraded HTC One X+.
Apple have a brand new iPod coming out soon however British gadget company, Storage Options thought they would get in there before the big guys with a £49 alternative media player called the Scroll Pocket.
Two weeks ago, we got word of an upcoming LG Android smartphone with specs so obscene, they’d make the Samsung Galaxy S3 blush. Now it appears LG is readying to launch this beast phone in the West as soon as next week.
We knew the Nintendo Wii U would be out this year, but at long last, the Japanese gaming giant has told us just when it goes on sale. Read on to find out exactly when the first in the next generation of games machines hits our shores…
The iPhone 5 isn’t the only new gizmo Apple has got for us today. Live on stage in San Francisco this evening, the company’s top execs revealed a brand new iPod touch with a bigger screen, brand new look, new features and even new hues!
