Beleaguered UK retailer HMV announced yesterday that they have called in the administrators, with 4,500 jobs at risk if the company can’t be rescued by a buyer. The news comes
Nintendo is launching its brand-new Wii U console in the UK tomorrow and we’ve been up all night scouring the internet to find you the best deals for the new console.
Amazon's Kindle Fire was an instant hit when it was released in 2011 - the tablet used the success of it's forbearer the original Kindle to get off to a great start, but Amazon hasn't forgotten about the device made it all happen and have since unveiled the new Kindle Paperwhite, the next iteration of the company's iconic E-reader.
This month will finally see the UK's first 4G network launched by Everything Everywhere, which is a new 4G brand created by the parent company of T-mobile and Orange. 4G/LTE is short for Fourth Generation/Long Term Evolution and is a replacement for the current 3G network, offering substantial increases in speed and suffers a lot less from signal degradation.
Nintendo has finally unveiled its Wii U launch plans a full year after the console was officially shown off to the public at E3 2011. The main headlines are as follows; it will be released worldwide before the end of the year; with America first, then Europe and then, finally, Japan. There will be two versions on offer and will retail around £249-£299 depending on which version you opt for.
September is going to be a busy month; yesterday we reported that Microsoft is going to unveil the first wave of handsets for its Windows Phone 8 update; Apple is, of course, going to unveil their latest iPhone 5 and now Amazon is inviting the world's top tech journalists to an airport hanger in Santa Monica where it is thought they will finally unveil the new Kindle Fire 2 on September 6.
Amazon’s Kindle Fire has been a massive success story in America with its sales out-pacing those of traditional Android tablets – new rumours are beginning to surface about its successor,
LoveFilm beware, YouTube rentals are finally here in the UK. The Google company has made its first over the internet rental venture outside of the North America. The new service
