Frog Design, the firm which worked with Apple on its Snow White design language and the original Macintosh computers, has released…a Twitter iPhone app to help you watch TV. More accurately, the app lets you follow tweets on a particular programme and respond at the same time.
November, 2009
The Nokia X6 touchscreen musical mobile is going on sale in the UK this week, a few days later than expected. It’s Espoo’s first handset in its new Xseries range, and the first with a super responsive capacitive touchscreen, so threatens to propel the company right back into the smartphone wars, and we’ve got the all the details on where you can get one here.
Happy Tuesday to you! Even if you got out of bed on the wrong side and skipped breakfast, the latest deluge of gadget news is bound to put a smile on your face. Read on for all the latest in your techie breakie!
The Nokia 7230 is fresh of the Finnish production line this morning, following hot on the heels of the new Nokia 6700 Slide. And what a second act it is. As well as a decent set of all-round specs, this bargain handset comes with Facebook, Flickr and Ovi integration, and at the bargain price of £90 too.
The Kodak Z950 is a 12-megapixel compact camera aimed squarely at the photography noob. Kodak claims that its Smart Capture mode takes the tricky stuff out of snapping, adjusting “focus, flash and exposure” so that all you need to do is point and shoot. Does it deliver on this promise? Read our full Kodak Z950 review to find out.
Nokia 6700 Slide made a surprise debut this morning, with Nokia showing off its latese sliding handset, which it reckons it perfect for snapping pictures, shooting vide, then sharing it easily.
Ever since Google Maps Navigation was first unveiled last month, we’ve been itching to give it a test drive. And now it seems we might get the chance – albeit in a slightly “under the counter” fashion – because it has apparently been hacked to work outside the US. Read on for all the details.
Spotify has just got in touch about the reports of worryingly low payouts for artists on the music streaming service, adding context to the claims that 1 million plays will earn you just $167. We’ve got the full statement here.