Samsung is top dog in the mobile world at the moment, and this, in part, is down to the success of the last couple of the Galaxy handsets, most notably the S2.
Nothing seems to be going right for Research In Motion at the moment. This week they got the tech world talking when they declared they would be focusing on business
Tim Cook took to the stage in San Francisco to unveil the next iPad in front of the world’s top tech jounalists. Like most Apple keynotes Cook waxed lyrical about
Google and Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Nexus smarphone phone alongside the latest version of Android 4.0 'Ice Cream' at Google event yesterday and they are hoping it will be the answer to the continued iPhone dominance of the smartphone market.
So no new iPhone 5, but as many had predicted an iPhone 4s. It does indeed come with the iPad A5 processor, and a new 8-megapixel camera.
You can preorder from October 7th, and will be on sale on the 14th. The handset will come in both Black and White. The prices are: 16GB for $199, 32GB for $299, and 64GB for $399.
It’s going to be available in US, Canada, Australia, UK, France, Germany and Japan.
We took a trip to Birmingham yesterday for our annual geek pilgrimage to the Gadget Show Live. We managed to get some facetime and our hands on time with the latest tech from Sony, Samsung, Asus and Elonex – the show kicks off to the public today at Birmingham's NEC.
CTIA Wireless 2011 is underway in Florida and the companies are busy hawking their latest gizmos. However, it was Samsung’s 8.9 inch tablet which turned out to be the device
With the summer just around the corner it is time to get them home improvements done on your house. Home improvements don’t have to only be the traditional lick of
