Stephen Fry‘s damning 140 character review of the original BlackBerry Storm sealed its fate, but the actor turned tech critic has just been playing with the BlackBerry Storm 2, and the verdict is in: mark two is “impressive”.
October, 2009
Dell just bulked up its ultra portable lappie by an extra two inches: presenting the Dell Inspiron 13z, a 13-inch machine priced to undercut the new unibody MacBook by almost half!
Nokia is already working on plans for a follow-up to the Booklet 3G netbook, with sources in the Far East claiming there’s huge demand for the current model. So what exactly will be seeing from a next-gen Booklet 3G?
The NHS is set to give Nintendo Wii Fit Plus its official backing, bigging up the benefits of the balance board game to kids and adults who’d rather sit on their backside than get stuck into exercise.
Now that the Mac line refresh is out of the way, Apple tablet rumours are back at the top of the agenda for Cupertino navel gazers, and the latest slippage comes by way of a New York Times exec, who may have just leaked the name of the longed for machine. Is the Apple tablet the Apple Slate?
Apple is keen to describe its sleek new MacBook as its entry level laptop. And on a purely objective level, it is. The sole white, plastic notebook coming straight outta Cupertino isn’t nearly as powerful as the aluminium MacBook Pro line up, or the slimline style of the MacBook Air. Yet the new Apple MacBook is no dummy, packing in the kind of features you’d have expected from a Pro machine just a year ago. So is it good value? Read our full Apple MacBook review now to find out.
Still suffering from the Monday blues? We’ve got just the medicine for you: a healthy dose of all the latest tech news breaking this morning on gadget globe. Want to know what you’ve missed? We’ve got it all rounded up for you right here in the lunchtime lowdown.
Orange will start flogging the iPhone here in the UK on 10 November. That’s just a day after O2′s exclusive deal with Apple expires, although the colourful network is yet to tell anyone exactly how much the world’s most sought after phone will cost.