- 10.1-inch full HD display.
- Jelly Bean.
- Quad core processor.
- No release date so far.
Sony are back for 2013 and they are bringing with them the Super Slim Xperia - a water and dustproof tablet running Android Jelly Bean.
Sony are back for 2013 and they are bringing with them the Super Slim Xperia - a water and dustproof tablet running Android Jelly Bean.
A big man at the BBC says 3D TV is dead. Harsh! BBC North Controller, Mark Harrison is his name and position and he reckons after witnessing the new tech being unveiled at this year’s CES 3D no longer has a place in the world of technology anymore.
Facebook were in California last night to announce the next step for the social-networking site and that is Graph Search. Yep, no sign of a Facebook phone but instead a new feature to take on the all mighty Google.
MySpace has not given up and have come back fighting with a whole new interface, it has now finally opened up to the public after several months of being in a private beta.
Instagram decided to update their terms and conditions last year, now they see the downfall.
Hi there! The Daily Tech Review returns for a New Year and what better way to kick it off with CES 2013, the largest consumer electronics show in the world.
Hi there! The Daily Tech Review returns for a New Year and what better way to kick it off with CES 2013, the largest consumer electronics show in the world.
Hi there! The Daily Tech Review returns for a New Year and what better way to kick it off with CES 2013, the largest consumer electronics show in the world.
Here in a bullet pointed list is what happened today on Day 1:
Hi there! The Daily Tech Review returns for a New Year and what better way to kick it off with CES 2013, the largest consumer electronics show in the world.
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?