The Toshiba TG01 got its official unveiling at a swish central London venue last night. The 4.1-inch touchscreen beast is yours to grab on Orange from today. But before you kiss goodbye to your cold, hard happy paper, head this way and have a squizz at our TG01 hands–on photo fest.
The Datawind Ubisurfer is a brand new netbook from the fellas behind the handy PocketSurfer internet device, and while on the spec sheet it doesn’t cut the mustard against the latest lil’ laptops from leading tech maestros, it’s got one edge: it comes with 30 hours of mobile internet access a month, for a whole year. Do one, direct debits!
Got that Friday feeling yet? You will do shortly: we’ve stacked up all the latest tech news on a plate for you right here, so read on to catch up with what’s what in gadget world.
If the HTC Touch Pro2 looks familiar, it’s because that fold-out keyboard is decidedly similar to Nokia’s most recent handset, the N97. Don’t be fooled though, HTC’s finger-magnet isn’t nearly as well designed at the Big N’s. Thankfully, it has some other skills to make up for it.
Online supermarket Ocado has just opened the doors to its iPhone app, making it the first grocer in the country to let you load up your trolley from the touchscreen phone. Keep reading to find out how you can dodge the checkout with it!
UPDATE: There are no official plans as yet to bring the LG GW300 to the UK, but if that changes, you’ll be the first to know.
The LG GW300 is a brand new, BlackBerry style messaging mobile from the South Korean hi-tech giant, which promises your Facebook, email and IM fix through a spacious keypad, on the cheap. Is it a decent economic QWERTY, or just a busted BlackBerry Bold? Read on to find out what we know.
LaCie just dropped the latest version of the LaCinema Rugged HD multimedia player. We say dropped, but “smashed” might be more appropriate, seeing as the 1080p playing hard drive is designed to stand all but the biggest bumps, knocks and chops. Ideal if, er, your home cinema is hooked up on a cliff edge. Read on to find out when and where you can nab one of your own.
The BlackBerry Curve 8520, RIM’s first drug-in-phone-form to come with an optical trackpad instead of a rollerball, will hit holsters from August, according to new rumours, with new colours spied too!
