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.
With Europe's largest consumer electronics show IFA just around the corner, we're going to continue our run through of what is going to be hot at this year’s show which takes place in Berlin’s Messe.
Sony took to the stage at this year's Gamescom to unveil what it has planned for their Playstation brand over the next 12 months; they revealed a renewed their focus on improving their PS Vita, changes to the Playstation Plus service and a lot of new games. Including a slew of quirky new IPs, which Sony was so famed for during the Playstation 2 years.
I am pretty sure we all do our bit when it comes to the environment. Whenever I can, I take the pushchair instead of the car or remember to recycle
It wasn't that long ago that we ran through every conceivable Android device that would be getting Android 4.0. Well, we’ve move on from 4.0 and now we're now on 4.1 so it's only fair to run the through the main manufacturers again and check whether they're making the move to 4.1 Jelly Bean – and it’s as we’d expected: a mixed bag.
Google's newly launched Nexus 7 tablet has been such a hit that the search engine giant has stopped taking orders for the 16GB version, but it’s not all good news as numerous reports have surfaced online about the quality of the hardware, especially the screen.
Microsoft is on a bit of a roll at the moment, everyone sat up and took notice of their innovative Surface tablet, Windows 8 is getting positive reviews for its forward-thinking user interface and now it's time for Microsoft to unveil its latest version of Office.
Embattled smartphone maker Research in Motion (RIM) can't catch a break at the moment. Over the last 12 months the Canadian handset maker has lost 70% of its share price. It's going to get a lot worse before it gets better as the company has confirmed it will delay the launch of its new mobile operating system Blackberry 10 and cut 5,000 jobs worldwide.
