With the tech world seemingly on holiday Europe's largest consumer electronics show is just around the corner. IFA takes place in the first week of September and is the first place to see what gadgets will be released this Christmas and beyond. We've scoured the worldwide web and unearthed a few clues of what is likely to be unveiled at this year's IFA.
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.
After years of planning, preparing and just a little bit of complaining, the London Olympics are finally about to begin with the opening ceremony tonight.
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.
New US startup Ouya is about to launch an ambitious Kickstarter funding campaign in order to develop a new home console. Ouya’s concept is to build a grass-roots home console
Not only did Google unveiled the world's first Nexus tablet, the search engine giant took the wraps of their latest version of Android Jelly Bean last week. Rather than wholesale changes, the new update is very much anchored in the realms of gentle evolution, rather than major revolution - here are the main highlights.
Not only did Apple wow the tech-world with the world's most technologically advanced laptop - the Cupertino company gave a in-depth showcase of the last version of their mobile operating system iOS 6. Though the software is available now as a beta - the final version will not ship until sometime this fall.
The Samsung Galaxy is a dominant force in the Android smartphone market and the new S III could set the legacy of Galaxy series in stone. The S III, as
