Archive for September, 2009 - Page 5

You can’t say you’re not excited about the prospect of USB 3.0. The new standard is official and all we need now are gadgets capable of using it. We have shown you the other day the first USB 3.0 hard [...]

Rumours have been circulating for a while concerning the possible release of Acer’s Android 2.0 powered smartphone, the Acer A1, gaining release sometime in September and those rumours appear to have now been substantiated thanks to the Acer A1 being [...]

During the course of last week we offered you a heads up concerning a number of nettops – namely the Asus Eee Top ET2002T & ET2203T, Lenovo IdeaCentre Q110 and LG XPION X30 – but, if you’re looking for a [...]

Whilst O2’s exclusivity concerning the iPhone in the UK has long since been known to be coming to an end, its nice to see official confirmation from another network that those who want to avail themselves of an iPhone (specifically [...]

After Apple, it is now AT&T’s turn to join the “we hate Google Voice” bandwagon. The telecom giants have written a letter to the almighty FCC claiming that the Google Voice service violates FCC regulations as it blocks certain numbers [...]

We’ve covered the ongoing issues concerning Palm Pre and iTunes syncing (or, as has been of late, the lack of it) on a number of occasions here on TFTS and now, whilst we hate to be the harbingers of bad [...]

If you were wondering when those USB 3.0 hard drives are going to pop up on the market, it’s going to happen sooner than you expected, as today, Freecom have taken the wraps off the new XS 3.0 HDD. Slated [...]

Those not affected by the financial crisis, with cash on hand, who’d never use an iPhone, a BlackBerry or any of the Android smartphone that get released everyday should really consider the new Vertu Constellation Ayxta Flip Phone. More like [...]

Today, AT&T is rolling out the iPhone MMS feature, meaning that “late morning” Pacific Time users get to download the new MMS carrier settings from iTunes and, if things work smoothly, will be able to start sending picture messages right [...]

What comes to mind when you hear the words “personal mobility device”? Do you get visions of wheelchairs or of George Costanza scooting down the sidewalk being chased by a geriatric biker gang? I, for one, conjure up mental pictures [...]