Afternoon, all. If you’ve not knocked off for lunch yet, now’s the time. We’re serving up a plate of all the latest, breaking tech news, so get it while it’s hot in the lunchtime lowdown!
July, 2009
Nokia’s UK managing director Mark Loughgran doesn’t mince his words. In a new interview, Nok’s big cheese here in Blighty has laid into the iPhone 3GS, saying the N97′s superior camera and radical design, coupled with better value for money, make it the smartphone of choice. Read on to find out Loughgran’s tuppence worth on the iPhone 3GS.
You can’t help but have noticed that over the last couple of months we’ve been running the ASUS Blogger campaign. We asked all you budding tech-journos to put virtual pen to paper and prove to use why you deserved to own and write about an ASUS laptop for four weeks!
Google Chrome OS was only announced yesterday, but already the new operating system looking to smash a few of Microsoft’s windows seems to be gathering steam: it’s just announced its first hardware partners, and Asus is on the list. Looks like a Google Chrome OS Eee PC is on the way! Read on to find out what this means for you.
The Nikon D3000 and D300s found themselves outed unceremoniously online last week. But now there’s word on exactly what we can expect from these new Nikon DSLRs and when we’ll be able to lay our snap happy hands on them. Want more? Then keep reading and find out just what Nikon’s got in store.
Apple will overtake Nokia in the race for smartphone dominance by 2011, according to a new report by analysts Generator Research. According to the latest findings, with Nokia spreading itself across cheap models and top end cells like the N97, Apple’s iPhone focus will help it climb to the top spot. Read on to find out how they can do it.
The rumours of a new iPod touch are flooding in thick and fast now. To back up recent gabbing that Apple’s powerful PMP will be getting a video camera, a mysterious new iPod has been caught surfing online. Read on to follow the trail on Apple’s newest, but most elusive gizmo!
The Samsung i8910 is a very special phone. It’s the only handset in the world capable of recording video in HD quality. Sure, other handsets might plaster their packaging with HD branding, but none of them actually record video in the pin-sharp format. That trick is pulled off solely by the i8910 HD.