Whether you had 40 winks or fewer than four, it’s time to wake up and get on with the day ahead, and we’ve got the best way to kickstart it right here: a dollop of all the latest digital goodness, from brand new iPhone apps to cordless laptops. Read on to find out just what’s been happening in the world of tech right here.
September, 2009
While a refreshed 
Nokia Maps is a powerful A-Z cum satnav as it is, but it could be about to get even smarter: Nokia has snapped up travel social network Dopplr. Is the city guide internet service about to get the mashup treatment from Espoo?
Budget airline Ryanair airline is usually better known for trying to stop customers from doing things, like sitting down or going to the toilet, but if you’re addicted to the little white stick, there’s good news. It’s actually gone the other way on the decades old restriction by letting you smoke on its flights – as long as they’re e-ciggies.
Boys’ toys gadgetbox iwoot has just started flogging a tiny portable media player with 
An Elgato iPhone app to chuck telly from your Mac straight on to your iPhone, SlingPlayer style, has just hit the App Store. Want to know how to get your EyeTV fix on the move? Read on.
Miss the days of Dominik Diamond shouting at Mega Drive mad kids while Sir Patrick Moore doled out orders in Gamesmaster? Well make sure you tune into BBC 4 tonight at 10pm for Gameswipe. The new show from Charlie Brooker, it’s at last bringing gamer TV back into the mainstream.
The Zipcar iPhone app to make car sharing even easier was teased back at WWDC in June, but has just quietly rolled on to the iPhone App Store’s showroom floor for any motor-toting iPhone owners to download. You can download it now, even though Zipcar has yet to shout about it, and it’s pretty amazing. Read on to find out what it can do!