It is GCSE results day today for most 16 years in the UK. For those of you readers that will have received your results today, I hope you have done
Last week saw HP call time on its WebOS operating system and its family of devices including the Touchpad – over the weekend HP put the final nails in the
If we were to tell 2 years ago that a company called HTC was going to be one of the biggest Mobile Phone manufacturers you'd probably have raised more than just an eye-brow. But over the last 2 years HTC have become one of the top selling smart phone manufacturers and its HTC Sensation looks to continue the trend.
Asus have been the surprise package of the Honeycomb tablet race. Motorola may have got their tablet out first but Asus is the one that has stolen our hearts. We take a more in-depth look at the the top selling Honeycomb tablet on the market right now – can it give the iPad 2 a run for its money ?
If you’re into interesting facts – few companies have a secretive, cool and intriguing histories as Apple and its spiritual leader, Steve Jobs. An inventor, business magnate and the founder of Apple computers. He has had an amazing life from the early years with Apple, the creation of Pixar and his second stint at Apple.
Google's envy of Apple and its dominance of mobile phone market has seen the search engine company buy Motorola Mobility on Monday for the eye-watering sum of 12 billion dollars. This isn't just an intensification of the patent war that is taking place at the moment. This could be massive shift of emphasis for Google.
We've already given you a low-down on what you can expect if you purchase on the amazing new Honeycomb tablets with our face-off feature between Android honeycomb and Apple iOS.
Many expect this year to be the final swan song for the current generation of consoles with Nintendo already announcing their next-gen console, but what about Sony and Microsoft? Many insiders expect them to start making moves toward the next generation in 2012 - we run down what we know so far about the PS4.
