Archive for September, 2009 - Page 8

At last we have it. The culmination of what I’m sure were minutes of product development effort has finally led us to what can only be described as the pinnacle of USB multi-card reader design, the Enter+Ctrl Keys Card Reader [...]

Vodafone have just unveiled a new internet service suite for mobiles and PCs, going by the name of Vodafone 360, as well as a new Vodafone branded Samsung made handset, known as the Vodafone 360 H1 to celebrate what the [...]

Sprint has finally managed to secure the new Samsung Instinct HD on their network. The official statement just came in today and it looks like Sprint’s Instinct HD is going to appeal to your entertainment needs with a 3.2-inch touchscreen [...]

For those of you that are really into the whole graphic design thing, you’ve probably been working with digital pens and tablets for years now. Where tablet and pen technology is still a relative newcomer is within the home and [...]

Just yesterday Alex was talking about netbooks that are getting more powerful by the day (explaining the new Viliv S12 a bit), well, today we have just learned that the new HP Mini 311 has been officially introduced running on [...]

The idea of sharing your wireless connection with other users certainly has some people a bit hesitant, especially when it comes to the security of the whole deal. I wouldn’t want anyone snooping around on my hard drives. But if [...]

Nintendo have today acted to confirm widespread rumours with official confirmation that it’s Wii console will see a price cut of some $50 to bring it under the $200 mark with the new lower price set to hit from Sunday [...]

If you’ve been holding out on buying a Dell notebook – specifically either the Dell Studio 15, Dell Studio 17 or the Dell Studio XPS 16 – until the world’s fastest mobile CPU, namely the quad-core Core i7, hits the [...]

If initially the new Samsung i5700 Galaxy Lite was expected to see light this October, we just caught wind that the handset’s release date has been pushed back for 2010. Although not officially disclosed, the reason for the delay could [...]

In a world dominated by megapixels, sensors, lens and gigabytes, the folks from Fujifilm would like to bring back the old times when you had to frame the subject, push the button and then develop the film for the images. [...]