Apple began rolling out Safari extensions earlier this year, letting developers graft their own tools on top of its browser. Now the Mac-maker has launched a gallery to show off the best extensions, and the tech big guns have come out in support: eBay, Microsoft Bing, Amazon and Twitter are all on board, as well as content owners such as the New York Times and MLB.com.
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The High Court has ruled that it is now illegal to import, sell or advertise R4 cartridges in the UK, causing much wailing and gnashing of teeth among Nintendo DS pirates and homebrew enthusiasts alike.
There’s not much to say about the Apple Battery Charger that we haven’t already covered, but now we’ve slapped some skin on it there’re a few finer points and some photos for your viewing pleasure. In no particular order, the Apple Battery Charger is…
After having a gander at the Nintendo 3DS, we’re feeling very enthusiastic about it. But what do you think? Will it take off, or will it take some very clever (and possibly very expensive) marketing from Nintendo to convince people to actually buy it?
The Apple Magic Trackpad has divided opinion at Electricpig towers, with some of us scoffing at its potential to replace our much-loved mice, and others proclaiming it a masterstroke of innovation.
Now we’ve had a chance to slap our fingers on it, we can give you our first hands on photos and first impressions of the Apple Magic Trackpad. Read on, and see if it’s a touch of genius, or a limp-fingered let-down.
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The BlackBerry Pearl 3G might be a fully equipped smartphone with all the features you need out of the box, but you can get a whole lot more from it by grabbing all your favourite web services for social networking, video, photo sharing and more to get your BlackBerry 3G performing more tricks than you at first thought it could.
David Lynch would probably not approve of the Nintendo 3DS. Famously, when the question of watching films on an iPhone was put to him, he said: “It’s such a shame you think you’ve seen a film on your f***ing telephone. Get real.” Now Nintendo’s 3DS is adding the capability to watch 3D films, on a glasses-less 3D portable console.