Got issues? Need an answers to life’s biggest problems? Then David Hasslehoff is here to answer your queries with a new iPhone app. Called Ask The Hoff, it’s “the only way to make important decisions at home or work,” according to the Hoff’s people.
October, 2009
We’ll go to any lengths to win a cool £5,000. Or just a spanking new smartphone worth its weight in gold. But we’re happy to settle with Vodafone’s new Touch The Phone game, which is offering you the chance to nab all that cash or a new SIM–free blower.
CoPilot Live 8 satnav software is already out on Windows Mobile, with matching versions on sale for Android and the iPhone too, but it’s still missing on one major smartphone platform: Symbian S60. Never fear though: ALK is hard at work bringing it to a Nokia near you, and we’ve got the photo evidence to prove it.
When the Samsung HMX-H106SP was first outed way back at CES in January, it was bigged up for being the world’s first 64GB SSD camcorder. 10 months on and at last it’s available for you to paw and pose with. But can this pricey slab of video gadgetry live up to its billing? Or is it just a gimmick for the overpaid? Read our Samsung HMX-H106SP review now for the complete picture.
We’ve just had some hang time with the all new Canon EOS 1D Mark IV. This pro monster looks the absolute business, but don’t take our word for it. Dive in and take a look at our raft of hands-on photos of the slick Canon EOS 1D Mark IV.
Happy Tuesday everyone! To celebrate the second day of the week, we’ve rounded up all the latest tech news for you from around the globe, and shovelled it on to a plate for you. Grab some cutlery, pull up a chair and tuck in to the lunchtime lowdown!
You might not have heard of the Orange Tabbee before, but if you peeped our coverage of the O2 Joggler photo frame cum calendar earlier in the year, you’ll know just what to expect. It’s a rival tabletop tablet with web browsing and multimedia skills, and we’ve just gone hands-on with it! See all the photos right here in our gallery.
The Nintendo DSi is about to get a makeover, just six months after it shelves. That’s the word according to chaps in the know in Japan, who say the handheld is set to get beefed up screens as soon as the end of 2009.