IFA is Europe's largest consumer electronics show and today’s opening has given us a bevy of shiny new piece of tech to salivate over – Sony was first to take the stage at the Berlin Messe to showcase their latest tablets, smartphones and TVs – here are the highlights.
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.
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.
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.
Apple is releasing the latest version of their desktop operating system Mac OS X. Mountain Lion looks to right some wrongs from OS X Lion and moves the OS even closer to its mobile cousin iOS. While were still some way off a completely unified OS there are quite a few changes - so let us give you a guide on what you can expect.
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.
Apple is the king of the tablet market. But this doesn't mean they’re resting on their laurels, quite the opposite in fact. It’s clear that they've cornered the premium tablet market with the iPad and now, according to some, it plans to take on Amazon and Google with a smaller budget tablet.
