Samsung Tocco Lite not for you? Then how about the Samsung Genio Touch? Yet another budget blower from the Korean giant, it promises to offer touchscreen action for less than a night down the pub followed by a greasy curry. So how does it measure up to the burgeoning competition? Read our full Samsung Genio Touch review and we’ll give you our definitive verdict.
Despite the Livescribe Pulse pen looking like a chunky ballpoint someone nicked from the post office, we were bowled over by the dictaphone doodler when we reviewed it last month. Now though, it’s just got even smarter, with the launch of the Livescribe Pulse app store. No, really.
As hardcore gadget fanatics know, Channel 4 3D week is just a prelude to a brighter, three dimensional future. Because 2010 will be the year, at last, when 3D tech takes over your front room. Which 3D gadgets you’ll be future-proofing your gaff with come the New Year? Read on, and we’ll show you.
Cisco’s successor to the Flip Mino HD, arriving in early 2010, will pack in WiFi to allow you to upload your clips from any WiFi hotspot. The new Flip will also cram in a host of new features…
Endemol, makers of Big Brother among other reality TV delights, is hard at work on a Twitter application. The production company’s community manager, Jonathan Almond, revealed the project during the Twitter-focused 140conf conference in London.
Right, the good news first: a new report says the Apple tablet will now come in two flavours, LCD and gorgeous OLED. The bad news: that means the Apple tablet will likely be delayed until the back end of 2010 as Apple tries to bring costs down.
Hope you got a good night’s sleep – you’ll need it to keep up with all the gadget news that’s about to come flooding in. We’ve got the crib notes you need first right here, so read on for the roundup in techie breakie.
All-in-one PCs have become this season’s go to gadget for PC purveyors. But while Windows 7′s release has heralded a frenzy of deft desktops, Apple has returned with new take on the iMac. The new top end model, clicking in at 27-inches, is a monster and packs in more fruity goodness than ever. The question is, can it justify that massive price tag? Read our full Apple iMac 27-inch review now and we’ll tell all.
