Released today as an exclusive XBox 360 title, Samurai Showdown Sen is the latest in the franchise originally released in Japanese arcades as Samurai Spirits Sen. I was lucky enough to receive an advanced copy, so here’s my thought on the latest in a long line of fighting games…
Overview: We recently took a look at the HTC Desire, dubbing it “the latest version of the Nexus One, with a few more features under a sleek bronze exterior.” But
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Recently I was given a Sony Vaio X Series to have a go with and review for your pleasure. So after digging through a big box to find what looks like a serious contender for world's smallest laptop, I've been using it regularly for the past fortnight. Here's my thoughts.
Overview: If there was one thing the LG Cookie proved, it was that people like affordable touchscreen phones. A lot. The Korean manufacturer has decided to cash in even more
Today is the day of the biggest horse race in England, The Grand National and unless you are an equestrian expert with thousands of pounds to squander you will most
If you've not heard of Phonak, then don't worry because neither had I until I reviewed their PFE 112 earphones. The Swiss company has a 60 year history in the hearing aid industry. Less than two years ago they crossed over into the consumer audio market in the US and now they're coming to the UK.
Every walk of life has its stars and most tech savvy people have heard of Steve Jobs and Bill Gates but one name which is less well known but is equally destined to be remembered in the annals of history is Frederick P. Brooks, Jr.
He is best known as the "father of the IBM System/360," having served as project manager for its development. He wrote a famous software engineering book, about the lessons learned from OS/360, called The Mythical Man-Month and now, 35 years later, Frederick P. Brooks, Jr. has written another book, this time not about software but about design.
It can record in HD, has continuously adjusting autofocus and is ergonomically designed so is an RSI-friendly gadget. Oh, and did we mention this device is actually a mobile phone? The Sony Ericsson Vivaz packs quite a punch with its impressive specs, but is it trying to do too much at the one time? Let's find out.
