Amazon surprised, and confused, the tech world last night with 3 brand-new Kindle's; ranging from an all-new Paperwhite E-reader to the new Kindle Fire HD.
Nokia and Microsoft unveiled their latest Windows Phone Smartphone the Lumia 920 to a packed out threatre in New York last night. Nokia is pinning the future of the entire company on this handset and Microsoft is hoping it will make their mobile operating system cool and something worthy of dumping an iPhone for - have they come up trumps? Let’s find out.
This month is going to be insane. We’ve already had a ridiculous amount of new smartphones, laptops, tablets and TVs from last weeks IFA. And while you might think that was enough there’s a tech traffic jam on the horizon which is sure to see load of great products lost in the scrum for coverage and traffic.
IFA is Europe’s largest consumer technology show and this year’s show was easily the biggest yet and proves that consumers’ insatiable desire for shiny new piece of tech doesn't seem to be slowing down. If anything it seems to be gathering pace despite the glum economic news. Here's a our top picks of what impressed us at this year's IFA - we’ve got desktop PCs, Smartphones, 4K Screens, Windows 8 Laptops and Cameras.
With IFA in full swing the world's technology companies are clambering for attention and with literally hundreds of new piece of tech it can be hard to make an impact. We've scoured the Berlin Messe to give you roundup of what we think have been the most intriguing products, from tablets to all-in-one computers, here's what has caught our eye.
Samsung has unveiled their latest Android-based smartphone at this yesterday’s IFA and as many had expected it’s the sequel to the Galaxy Note. The Note was originally launched at last year’s
IFA is Europe's largest consumer electronics show and today’s opening has given us a bevy of shiny new piece of tech to salivate over – Sony was first to take the stage at the Berlin Messe to showcase their latest tablets, smartphones and TVs – here are the highlights.
A US court has ordered Korean electronics firm Samsung to pay Apple $1.05bn (£665) in damages for infringing Apple's intellectual property. The decision stunned the courtroom as the jury threw out every single one of Samsung's complaints and sided with the California tech giant on each of their claims after just three days of deliberation.
