A couple of year’s ago the opening keynote speaker at CES would normally be a pseudo tech celebrity at the helm of a well-known corporation like Microsoft or Hewlett Packard,
Both Sony and Microsoft have hit the headlines this week regarding their plans for the next Xbox and the PS4. While neither console has been officially announced it’s thought by
Both Sony and Chinese handset maker Huawei have had their new handsets leak online ahead of their expected CES unveil next week. Press shots of Sony’s new Xperia z and
The Consumer Electronics Show 2013 starts on the second week of January, and for one week the world's top tech manufacturers will descend to Las Vegas to show off their latest wares. So, we've been scouring the web to try and predict what’s going to be hot at this year’s show.
Microsoft has announced that their all-singing-all-dancing Xbox 360 console will have 43 new media apps by end of the year, as the tech giant tries to consolidate its position as the go-to device for the living room.
All is not well at Microsoft. Windows boss Steve Sinofsky – who has just presided over Microsoft’s launch of Windows 8, Windows Phone 8 and Microsoft’s new tablet Surface –
Here we go again: it’s new iPhone day. In just under 6 hours we’ll finally get to feast our eyes on the new iPhone which has been the subject of intense speculation for months now. From rumblings it was the last phone Steve Jobs worked on, to whether Apple would radically change the design, the iPhone 5 rumour mill has been been the most intense since the very first iPhone.
September is going to be a busy month; yesterday we reported that Microsoft is going to unveil the first wave of handsets for its Windows Phone 8 update; Apple is, of course, going to unveil their latest iPhone 5 and now Amazon is inviting the world's top tech journalists to an airport hanger in Santa Monica where it is thought they will finally unveil the new Kindle Fire 2 on September 6.
