The company behind the Flip Video camcorder, Pure Digital, has just been bought out by Cisco in a deal worth more than £400m. What does this mean for you though? Better read on to find out.
March, 2009
Sony Ericsson could be on the verge of breaking up, according to a new report. But is Sony planning a buy out of Ericsson so it can release a PSP phone, and reap the rewards by itself? Read on for the full lowdown.
Google Chrome has just received a PR boost, courtesy of a white hat hacking contest. It’s the only web browser that survived unscathed, with Firefox, Safari and Internet Explorer all forced to don the dunce’s cap: read on for all the details.
We were promised a Dell Studio One 19 worldwide release for the all in one, and now we’ve got it: Dell‘s just announced it’s shipping to Blighty next month. Read on to find out exactly when and how much it’ll set you back.
Nokia is to close its sucessful MOSH social file sharing app and concentrate on the upcoming Ovi Store applications and digital content store.
The Sony PS3 could get an add-on game-playing robot, if a recently-unearthed patent application is to be believed. The patent application, from Sony Computer Entertainment, was filed last June, for a wheeled robot with a camera, microphone that reacts to a gamer’s voice and speaker, plus other sensors.
The HTC Magic wont ‘do’ multitouch for legal reasons, but Android developers are trying not to let that stop them from making a usable device. Circular Zoom is the Android answer to the iPhone’s pinch-zoom gesture – arguably one of the most intuitive user interfaces around.