A new Kindle killer is here: the Brother e-reader, with a huge A4 sized display, has just been announced. Read on for the juicy details.
March, 2009
The new iPod shuffle has divided Apple fans. It’s a great-looking, nanoscopic piece of kit, but audiophiles are grumbling about being forced to use Apple’s supplied earphones now that the iPod shuffle’s controls are on the white buds.
This ought to cheer the naysayers up then: Scosche has just announced it’s working on earphones for the new iPod shuffle! Read on for the skinny.
The Sony Ericsson W705 music mobile has just turned up with the post, so we’ve eagerly ripped it out of the packaging and snapped it for your eyes only. Read on for a glorious gallery of unboxing photos!
O2 may be about to sign an exclusive deal to sell the new Palm Pre handset in the UK. Parent company Telefónica has already snapped up the rights in several other countries.
Fancy an alarm clock that says sorry for snatching you from your slumber by making you breakfast? You might want to read on then: this one even makes you a hot drink to start the day.
The Sony PSP2, Sony’s successor to its handheld multimedia console, almost certainly won’t feature a disc drive for retail games. Dave Perry, respected videogames industry veteran and Chief Creative Officer at Acclaim, had already said the PSP2 wouldn’t feature a UMD disc drive. But Sony has, until now, denied this. Now it has edged closer than ever before to admitting the “stupid battery-sucking” drive (as Perry put it) is out.
