The iOS 4 update is arriving today and rumoured to be slipping out of Apple HQ at 6pm UK time. While you wait, why not read our iOS 4 upgrade guide so your iPhone or iPod Touch will be ready and waiting to welcome its new software ahead of iPhone 4 arriving on Thursday…
June, 2010
We’ve got a HTC Wildfire in the house, and in a review in the pipeline for you, but if there’s a burning question you have about the company’s new low price Android phone, you’d better grab you diary and save the date, as we’re doing a live Q&A tomorrow!
Elgato has updated its EyeTV live TV streaming app to accommodate the iPad, after software updates in late May brought one click exporting for the iPad. Read more
We’re spot on halfway through the working day, so stop what you’re doing, bin those soggy sarnies and tuck into a real meal: all the gadget headlines from this morning, served pile high on one plate for you here in the lunchtime lowdown!
Hell yeah, iOS 4 is out today! And while it hasn’t yet officially hit iTunes, we’ve been touring the developer forums to discover some of the less obvious new iOS 4 features. Sure we all know about iOS 4 multitasking and folders but what else has Apple stuffed into the new software? Head through for 10 iOS 4 features you might miss at first glance…
While netvertibles like the Acer Aspire 1825PTZ are nothing new, there’s no denying interest in the fold down tablets has picked up since the launch of the Apple iPad. Bigger, bulkier and less desirable it may be, but with a physical keyboard on board, it also has the potential to be a lot more useful. Join us after the break to see if it lives up to that potential in our full Acer Aspire 1825PTZ review.
The Acer Aspire 1825PTZ performs reasonably well as a normal laptop, as you’ll know if you’ve caught our full Acer Aspire 1825PTZ review, but the USP of this machine’s design is that it can also be used as a full tablet. Is it good enough to compete with devices such as the Apple iPad, though? Join us after the break to find out.
The Acer Aspire 1825PTZ may be small, but it’s no longer acceptable for slim laptops and netvertibles to compromise on performance. Modern tablets – such as the Apple iPad – offer near instant speed performance, so the Acer Aspire 1825PTZ and its Intel setup will have to be good if it’s to compete. Read on to find out how it gets on in this section of our Acer Aspire 1825PTZ review.