SanDisk has a new CompactFlash card out this week for serious shutterbugs, the Extreme Pro. For once though, the Extreme is no exaggeration: it’s so rugged, SanDisk has gone and frozen it in a block of ice!
September, 2009
O2 launched its dedicated iPhone app today, letting customers check their tariff, scope remaining minutes and see which additional charges they’ve racked up. It’s a slick little app, guaranteed to prove useful to anyone forking out cash every month, so we took it for a spin. Read on for the results.
UPDATE: Spawn Labs has confirmed to us that the Spawn HD-720 will “definitely” be coming to the UK, but there’s no timeframe yet.
So you’ve got a Slingbox chucking TV to anywhere with a broadband connection. But what good is that if you want to play your console from afar? None, that’s what. Enter Spawn Labs’ Spawn HD-720 set top box, a brilliant device that lets you play your PS3 on your PC over broadband.
Gadget makers are never ones to shy away from hyperbole. But Sony Ericsson’s latest plans really do take self–belief to the next level. The mobile giant says on 21 September “the way you listen to music changes forever.” How? Read on.
You’ve seen the Sony Ericsson Pureness on video already, but if you were wondering how much the translucent telephone will set you back when it hits stores in November, we’ve got an answer for you. Read on for the pricetag, but take a deep breath and a seat first…
Had enough of your virtual lager? Spotify iPhone app just not doing it for you? Then how about this new Puma iPhone app, which pushes the boundaries of taste and decency to the limit. Read and find out whether it’s a clever ploy or a crass add–on.
Apple may be having it all its own way on planet gaming right now, thanks to the iPod touch. But Microsoft has just kicked off what’s set to be a battle royal for your handheld hang time, unleashing gaming plans for the Zune HD? What’s the deal? Keep reading and see.
Having your head blasted off while gorging on action movies is as much part of the home cinema experience as eye–stroking images of Arnie going berserk with a semi–automatic weapon. And the 1kW–packing Panasonic SC-BT200 is certainly capable of chucking out amazing sound to match its Blu–ray loving pictures. So is this all–in–one worth a £500 punt? Read our Panasonic SC-BT200 review and see.