If you’re backing a new Full HD camcorder with the best part of a grand, you want to know that you’ve plumped for a winner. On paper, the Sony HDR-XR520 should be number one: a massive 240GB HDDm 12x zoom, Full HD and even GPS for geotagging. But is this specced–to–the–hilt effort as good as it looks? Read our Sony HDR-XR520 and we’ll help you decide whether stumping up all that cash is really worth it.
The working week has only just begun, but all the latest tech news doesn’t hang about. While you’ve been busy catching up with email, it’s been racing ahead breaking left, right and centre, so read on to find out what you’ve missed.
GTA Chinatown Wars for iPhone a tad too up–to–date for your on–the–go gaming tastes? Then how about a ream of Commodore 64 classics to while away the hours on the morning commute? After Apple’s initial reluctance, the C64 iPhone app has been given the nod. Read on and see just what old–school games will be satisfying your retro appetite.
A Samsung OLED laptop, with the vibrant display tech replacing a crusty old LCD panel, could be on sale by as soon as this time next year. That’s according to one of the South Korean giant’s top bosses, so read on to find out just what he said.
Fashionistas rejoice! Christian Audigier has unveiled an Ed Hardy-skinned Sony Ericsson W595, clad in the tattoo-themed art of Don Ed Hardy and available on pay as you go.
So, you’ve already snaffled yourself that TomTom iPhone app. But following its instructions while you hurtle along the motorway isn’t exactly easy when you’ve got your precious Apple blower sellotaped to the windscreen. Relief for you then, as TomTom has confirmed its Car Kit for iPhone for October.
Windows Mobile 6.5 hasn’t even got out of the traps yet, but already Microsoft’s business–loving OS is losing out to Android. Because the spanking new HTC Touch HD2 is set to pack Google’s finger–friendly system, rather than the Big M’s. So when can you lay your mitts on this monster? Read on and we’ll tell you.
Spotify for iPhone, iPod touch and Android has just hit the App Store and the Android Market, bringing all the music you can cram into your ears to a smartphone near you! After months of waiting, the music streaming service’s first official apps for mobile have just landed. Read on to see just what they can do.