Ever wished your Tweets would leave a trail of location, data pinpointing your every move for ex-girlfriends, loansharks and internet stalkers? Sure you did; that’s why Twitter developers have been hard at work on a new feature that will make the social networking service location-aware. Want the full lowdown? Read on.
August, 2009
Apple’s UK website has revealed the launch date for OS X Snow Leopard. Confirming recent rumours, the latest OS X appears to be releasing early, on Friday, August 28 – a few days ahead of the expected September launch window. Read on for the details.
It may not have two LCD screens, but the Samsung ST1000 compact snapper packs in the specs perfect for casual photographers rather than serious shutterbugs: we’re talking Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS, so you can kiss USB cables and SD card readers goodbye! Read on to catch all the pics close up.
Morning has come, and with it, our round up of all the latest tech news you missed in the land of nod. Want to know what’s been happening? Read on for everything in your techie breakie!
The hardest thing with some pieces of kit is not getting them to work but giving them back. We’re absolutely smitten with the Optoma HD82, the latest high end picture beamer from the top–end projector people. Read our full Optoma HD82 review to see just why it’s so good.
We’ve just got to grips with the Samsung ST550, a new compact camera with an LCD screen on the back and the front. Is it a gimmick or the next step forward for point and shoots? See for yourself in our gallery.
It tooks a few days from a copy of the Pirate Bay being seeded on the infamous filesharing site, but a working copy of The Pirate Bay is now live online. Looks like that court case won’t help matters for the music and movie industries – read on to see just what’s happening.
Well now, these shot are intriguinating. iTunes 9 is all but a lock to be unveiled at Apple’s iPod soiree next month, but a couple of screens showing the music program have leaked out online already, showing off two features: Facebook integration and third-party syncing. Wait, what?