You know what time it is: pull up a chair, grab a bowl and a spoon and dip into all the latest headlines, served up for you right here in techie breakie. Read on for the roundup!
Respected German speaker brand Teufel is best known for its powerhouse audiophile speaker systems, but the Cinebar 50 marks its first foray into the lucrative soundbars market. But how does its famed sound quality hold up when those speakers are squeezed into a single box? Read our Cinebar 50 review to find out.
The Rewatch iPlayer iPhone app was shaping up to be the perfect way to download BBC shows on the iPhone or iPad, with plenty of bells and whistles on board too. But the program’s been scrapped before release. Why? Because the BBC clamped down on it with a Cease and Desist order.
The Lenovo ThinkPad X200 tablet we got word of yesterday has been priced up and green lit for a UK release. Want to know how much you’ll be paying for the twisting, supercharged netbook convertible? Read on…
Apple needs to talk more, according to Adobe. So it’s nice to see Apple Chief Operating Officer, Tim Cook, talking turkey in public. Unsurprisingly, he was bigging up the Apple iPad and predicts it will be a nail in the coffin for netbooks…
UPDATE: O2 has been in touch with a response – see below for comment.
O2 is eating a bit of humble pie this week after sponsoring research into UK network speeds, only for the findings to come back with Vodafone pegged as the best for web browsing.
So you’re in the market for a new iPhone today. You Google “iPhone”, and up pops O2′s website, riding high in the results, touting the “Apple iPhone Exclusively from O2″. Ah, you think, I must only be able to buy an iPhone from O2. Not, say, Orange, Vodafone or Tesco Mobile. It’s not the first time we’ve heard of this happening either. Some mistake, surely?
