Apple’s iPhone Bluetooth headset was much lusted after by Mac-addicts, but Apple has quietly discontinued its slimline ear-filler. Is it a sign of poor sales, or a hint that a stereo Bluetooth version is just around the corner?
March, 2009
It’s nine o’clock, so while you pretend you’re wading through the emails from overnight, take the time to catch up with all the latest tech news bits and bobs from around the world. They’re all tucked away like they’re playing sardines in techie breakie, so read on to find them all.
The world’s first web-connected magazine, which opens up exclusive internet content when held up next to an RFID scanner, has just hit shelves. Read on to find out if this is the saviour of print publishing.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 8 only launched in its final version on Thursday, but as we told you last week, it’s already been hacked wide open. Now Microsoft has held its hands up and admitted it: there’s a security flaw in the new browser. Read on for the full breakdown.
Amazon Video On Demand is about to get HD TV shows for download, and they could cost as little as £2! Read on for the HD video download details.
UPDATE: The people have spoken! The results are in! It was a close battle, but you’ve voted the Samsung N310 a mighty good-looking laptop after all. We can’t pretend we didn’t have any doubts, but the majority decision is Samsung’s pastel-hued netbook’s a bonafide ‘beaut.
Samsung only just launched the Samsung N310 in South Korea today, but we’ve already tracked down some more official photos, official specs and a UK price for the quirky netbook. Read on for all the info!
An online game has been given a real world banking license by the Swedish authorities, meaning all player accounts are guaranteed just like a regular bank account. Good move? Or could this herald the first virtual credit crunch? Read on for the skinny.
Dell still hasn’t unveiled that smartphone that it’s rumoured to be working on, and now a comment from an industry consultant suggests why – it just isn’t very good.