CES is underway and we’ve collated the best of the best of what’s has been shown off in the first day of the technology marathon. We’ll be giving you first hand details on what Sony, Microsoft and LG has to offer in 2012 and beyond. Sony Everyone, including us, thought that Sony would take to [...]

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We’re back with our second installment of our top tech predictions for CES 2012. In this part we will be looking at computing, tablets and mobiles. We’ll cover everything from what Microsoft has planned for Windows 8, Intel-powered Ultrabooks and everything you should expect when it comes to mobile phones and tablets. Home Computing  Xbox [...]

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The world’s largest technology show, CES, takes place next week in Las Vegas. Running from 9-13 January it will see the cream of the crop of technology manufacturers and journalists descend on Nevada’s city of sin to showcase what they have planned for 2012 and beyond. For show obsessive’s it’s actually taking place a week [...]

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We’ve already given you our first five tech predictions of what we’re most looking forward to in 2012, including Amazon’s Kindle Fire, Nintendo’s follow-up to the Wii, the Wii U, Asus’s quad-core Prime Tablet, Windows 8 tablets and the iPad 3. Well, now it’s time for part 2, which includes gaming, phones, and TV’s. 6. [...]

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2011 has been a bumper year for technology; Apple continued their domination of the tablet and smartphone markets; Sony pushed 3D technology with their Playstation 3; Microsoft continued their controller-free gaming revolution with Kinect; Nintendo showed us a glimpse of the future with glasses-free 3D and Android became the world’s most popular smartphone platform. But, [...]

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What’s the worst thing about Spotify? It doesn’t pay that much to artists. No. It’s devaluing music? No. It’s the fact that the service is pretty poor when it come to music discovery. There’s so much music, that often, it’s hard to find the hidden gems – sure you can use your friends recommendations – [...]

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Tech the Halls and spice up this year’s Christmas celebrations with a few gadgets bound to get at least a few people in the festive mood. It may not be a 21st party but with so many people to keep entertained, why not turn to technology to compliment the Turkey?

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Google has finally brought their Google Music service out of beta and last night they officially launched the new music service in the US. While it’s not available outside the US, we’re going to take a in-depth look at what Google has planned to try and compete with iTunes and other music services like Spotify. [...]

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