The Bose Lifestyle V35 and Bose Lifestyle V25 just had an official unveiling in London. They’re Bose’s newest surround sound systems, bringing ultra-easy 5.1 surround sound to your living room. We settled down at Bose’s flagship store in London’s Regent Street for the world’s first look at home cinema so simple your granny could set it up.
The Nokia N8 has been pegged with a release date of Q3 2010 for a while. But now there are whispers about the actual date when the Symbian ^3 smartie will be winging its way to Europe. Read on to find how long you’ll have to wait and ponder whether you’ll be able to hold out with iPhone 4.0 due imminently…
Your stomach may be rumbling but before you slope off for a sandwich, feed your gadget cravings. We’ve pulled together this morning’s most appetising tech morsels for you to chew over. Read on for today’s lunchtime lowdown…
The HP webOS tablet replacing the original Windows 7-packing HP Slate in the battle to build a compelling iPad rival has been dated by a senior HP executive. But while the hardware giant plans to continue plonking the Palm creation in smartphones and to create webOS printers, it’s not headed for netbooks…
Steve Jobs fired up his iPhone again over the weekend to pooh-pooh the idea that Android 2.2 Froyo might have leaped ahead of the iPhone OS. He also promised that we’ll be wowed by the Apple announcements planned for WWDC in two weeks time. But haven’t we already seen what iPhone 4.0 has to offer?
The iPhone 4.0 has leaked more times than a bullet-ridden colander, but still these spy shots of Apple’s new baby in the wild make us tingle with excitement. Sure, it’s the new iPhone we’ve seen splayed several times before, but this time it’s in Cupertino’s favourite white hue.
Android 2.2 Froyo was only announced on Friday but it’s already arrived on some Nexus One handsets. It seems like press models have been first to scoop up Android 2.2 Froyo but eager Google phone fans have been grabbing it themselves from the web. Have you got Android 2.2 Froyo on your Nexus One yet?
Elgato products put live coverage of the World Cup in the palm of your hand, wherever you find yourself on match day. All you need is an iPhone 3G or 3GS, or an iPad with 3G. Read on, and we’ll show you how to watch the World Cup in style on the go.
