The Sony Ericsson S312 is a quirky little phone with a shiny shell and a slim, firm, form factor that feels nicer than any Sony Ericsson dumbphone we’ve seen in a long while. Is it all looks and no brains though? Find out in our Sony Ericsson S312 review.
The Yamaha PDX-50 is an iPod speaker dock – with no sign of a physical dock on board. That’s because it’s totally wireless, sucking up tunes from your iPod via a clip-on dongle. So does it deliver cable-free quality, or are its cordless capabilities little more than a gimmick. Hit up our full Yamaha PDX-50 review and you’ll find out.
The Scosche iPhone app wants to help you. Ok, so it mostly wants to help you spend money, but even after you’ve spent a hefty pile of cash on an Apple device, one of the first thoughts you’re guaranteed to have is ‘what else can I buy for it?’. Whether you want cases, chargers or earphones, the Scosche app will send a few suggestions your way. We check out whether it’s worth a space on your home screen in this Scosche iPhone app review.
2009 has been a stonker for great tech innovations. From iPhone 3.0 right through to Project Natal, our favourite gadgets can do more, work better and spoil us with stacks of stunning features. Here’s our pick of the 10 best innovations of 2009.
It’s no wonder Wii Fit has been one of the biggest successes for Nintendo. It’s attracted non-gamers to the Wii, yet the balance board’s ability to pick up on your weak leg, or tendency to lean on one side has always made it tantalisingly difficult to master. So is Wii Fit Plus a worthy successor? Or just a needless cash-in? Read our Wii Fit Plus review to find out.
2009 has seems some stunners slide out from the gadget vaults of the world’s biggest tech players. Yet for every HTC Hero, there’s a Toshiba TG01. So, ladies and gents here’s our definitive round up of the most disappointing gadgets of the year. If they failed to live up to the hype or their software couldn’t hack the pace, they’re all here.
The Singstar franchise has become a pop-themed behemoth in recent years, sating karaoke addicts in much the same way rockers flock to Guitar Hero. The latest version, Singstar Take That, puts everyone’s favourite boy band to the fore. But is it a winner or will your pals butchering Never Forget cause the neighbours to call the noise police? Read our Singstar Take That review and we’ll reveal all.
Beaterator for iPhone is Rockstar’s first port of a game to Apple’s smartphone sensation. The Sony PSP version was a cracking way to craft jams on the bus, but has it lost any of its rhythm in the transition to touchscreen controls? Read on and find out in our full Beaterator for iPhone review.
