A new Creative Zen X-Fi Style media player is official and winging its way to our shores this month, complete with lossless audio format support and a low pricetag. Read on to see the photos, plus its new little brother, the Creative Zen Style, too.
April, 2010
There are just a few short hours to go before the weekend, so stock up on tech talking points for tonight right now with our round up of all the latest gadget news. Get it while it’s hot, here in the lunchtime lowdown!
Best iPad apps recommendations are popping up across the web like field of Apple-inspired magic mushrooms. But with the iPad technically still confined to American shores, there’s not a lot of recommendations for UK specific iPad apps.
Whether you’re still waiting for the iPad UK price and iPad UK launch date or have nabbed an iPad from Bundlebox or by hopping on a plane, we’ve scoured the iTunes App Store and picked the best iPad apps with a UK focus.
Twitter for BlackBerry began private beta testing back in February, but as promised, RIM has now made its own brand Twitter client open to all. Is Seesmic crashing out on you? UberTwitter leaving you hanging like a pair of shoes draped on a power line? Read on and we’ll show you how to give it a spin and have updates delivered to you in the background.
Hello Palm Pixi. What are you doing in this large O2 billboard on the streets of Hamburg, Germany? Tying in with rumours of an April launch date in Europe, you say? Jolly good! Now, where’s that Palm Pre Plus to go with it?
The end of the working week is nigh, but there’s still plenty of gadget news about to come rolling on through. Catch up with everything you missed while you were kipping before it all comes crashing in, right here in techie breakie.
Today’s iPhone OS 4 announcement packed in tons of new features, or at least felt like it. Apple says today’s line-up, including multitasking, iBooks on iPhone, Game Centre and more represents just seven of 100 new user features. So what are the other 93? The first one appears to be a new calculator.
Want to see the iPhone OS 4 in action? Check out this short video clip, showing multitasking and fast iPhone app switching in action. It’s pretty impressive, and reveals that the iPhone can run at least seven apps, and maybe more, at once.