While low-end cameras aren’t usually much to get excited about, Casio’s latest releases have made the effort to be interesting with social media features and by being overall quality devices.
The BlackBerry Bold 9000 was was the first 3G/ HSDPA capable phone from Research In Motion, causing quite a stir in boardrooms around the world. RIM had set the bar high for its successor the BlackBerry Bold 9700, wanting to create a handset that is smaller, sleeker, faster and stronger. So is the Bold 9700 worth parting with your annual bonus for? Let’s find out.
Samsung is set to release its new line of 3D TVs and Blu-ray player in the UK as soon as next month. Blighty stores will stock the first 3D models:
After Samsung’s success with the mid-range Tocco Lite, the company has taken a gamble with an entry-level version aimed at the younger generation of touchscreen aficionados. The Genio Touch packs a smaller screen and a more basic camera, so will it be popular enough to warrant being pulled out of backpacks country-wide? Let’s find out.
A new website PleaseRobMe.com has highlighted the semi-obvious idea that by Tweeting your whereabouts you’re telling the world you’re not at home to protect your silver cutlery and candlesticks. Please
Microsoft and Yahoo have received the green light from the US Department of Justice and European Commission to go ahead with their plans for an internet search alliance, pitting them
The hype associated with Google’s new social networking tool Buzz has turned a little sour on the tech giant. After responding to privacy criticisms of the service with an apology
Microsoft’s announcement of Windows 7 for Mobiles may have stolen the limelight a bit at this year’s Mobile World Congress, but that’s only one product; HTC has bowled a hat-trick.
