The Flip Mino HD has been given a complete overhaul, cramming in tons of new features. Its makers, Pure Digital, will hope it’ll keep the threat of the video-packing new iPod nano at bay, not to mention the likes of the Toshiba Camileo S10.
October, 2009
UPDATE: The Acer Android smartphone is the A1, and it comes with Android version 1.6 – AKA Donut. Acer’s talking about it right now at its London prezzer, so more details to come.
UPDATE 2: Acer’s dancing to two different tunes here. Despite Acer’s top execs calling it the A1 on stage, it’s now been launched as the Acer Liquid on Acer’s UK website.
That Acer Android smartphone we were promised earlier this year? It’s here and we’ve just gone hands-on with it: read on for first photos and impressions.
Apple is working on a new FM radio app for the iPhone and iPod touch, taking its cue from the wireless it’s just snuck into the new iPod nano. That’s the word from rumour mongers, who reckon it’ll work in the background and have some clever touches to put it ahead of the curve.
Dyson’s new desktop fan is an oddball. Part sculpture, part next-gen wind generator it’s as far removed from the typical design of a desktop fan as the first iPod was from the MP3 players it kicked into touch, and that’s the point. Yes it looks different, but it works differently too. This is a game-changer for the permanently perspiring, a shot in the arm for stuffy offices, and a godsend for dust-phobic windseekers. Read our full Dyson Air Multiplier review for all the details.
Fall out of bed on the right side today? Not to worry if you forgot: we’ve got all the latest tech news and gadget gossip rounded up right here for you in techie breakie, and it’s sure to put a smile on your face.
Can’t put down your phone? You’re not alone. It turns out it’s not just iPhone maniacs that are obsessed with being constantly connected to their tech. A report from The Future Report and commissioned by Virgin Media reveals that two thirds of UK folk love being connected constantly.
You’d be forgiven for thinking Nokia’s Ovi Files service is the sole preserve of those packing one of the Finnish phone firm’s products, but you’d be wrong. We’ve discovered it works just as well with the Big N’s arch nemesis: the iPhone.