Bargain touchscreens seem to be trendier than winkle pickers and laying into Kerry Katona right now. The Nokia 5530 XpressMusic is the latest budget offering to appear on our desks after the neat Samsung Blade and the Poundland–worthy Alcatel OT–708. So can it take top spot when it comes to cheapo, proddable blowers? Read our full Nokia 5530 XpressMusic review and we’ll tell you.
Planning on picking up a Sony PSPgo come 1 October? The race is on to undercut Sony’s mammoth RRP for the handheld gaming jukebox, and Tesco’s just taken the lead. Want to know how much it’s dropped it by? Read on and see for yourself.
Google’s been busy gobbling up books and spitting them out online for the world to see, but not everyone’s down with the deal: three online giants, including Microsoft, are set to join the organisation opposing Google’s plans. Who else is in, and what does it spell for you, dear reader? Read on to find out.
Well now. Something’s going down here: Spotify’s just scooped a big bag of money from the man who sits atop the group behind mobile network 3. What does the big spender get in return? A place on the board of directors, and he’s named none other than INQ’s CEO to pull up a chair. Is an INQ-Spotify tie up on the cards?
We’ve always been fans of what you can hack on to an Apple TV rather than the lil’ white set top box itself, but that could change in a big way: one industry expert reckons that Cupertino’s roadmap will lead to an Apple TV set. iFlatscreen, anyone?
It’s been a long and winding road since the Asus Eee Keyboard first debuted at CES in January. The glossy PC-in-a-peripheral wowed us at the keynote, but since then, the media centre has suffered slip after slip. Now though, it really is almost here: the Asus Eee Keyboard is being lined up for an October release.
The ever-elusive Nokia netbook just took a giant step towards reality: Nokia’s CEO just went on record to say that the the Finnish phone maker is actively looking into the lil’ laptop market. And yes, he used the N word.
We heard Facebook was laying the groundwork to become the number one Twitter client in a bid to steal some of the micro-blogging sensation’s buzz, but Zuckerberg’s masterplan is finally beginning to roll out: you can now broadcast items from Facebook Pages straight on to Twitter.
