If you’re constantly on the look out for the lowest petrol prices, but don’t want to drive miles out of your way to snag a bargain then take a look at CoPilot’s updated iPhone satnav app.
December, 2009
It’s been a bumper year for Beatles fans with the remastered back catalogue and The Beatles: Rock Band but the legendary band still haven’t gone digital. We threw on our Atomic Floyd Twistjax headphones to see if this is the next best thing. Read our Paul McCartney’s Good Evening, New York City review and find out.
Google Chrome Extensions could launch as soon as this week according to whispers apparently coming from within the project team. So what can we expect from Google Chrome’s Firefox fighting feature?
HTC could be planning a Qwerty keyboard packing version of the 
Google may have revamped its homepage recently, but with its latest development there’s no need to type anything at all to search – just take a photo instead. Called Visual Search (codenamed Google Goggles) the tech will be hitting Android handsets in the near future.
It’s arguably the DS event of the entire year, but does The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks have what it takes to distract us from our more powerful next-gen home consoles? Read our Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks review to find out.
Tunechecker, a new site from the penny-watching pros MoneySavingExpert.com, will scan online music stores to find you the cheapest MP3s going. Want your Susan Boyle fix for less? Read on.
In a time where tech seems to be getting evermore complicated, it’s nice to occasionally step back and admire something so simple, it’s brilliant. Like IDEA’s Cubic Timer, which takes the legwork out of counting things down.