The week is done and dusted. But before we wrap things up, it’s time to roundup in bitesize chunks our verdicts on the tech we reviewed this week. This week’s tech includes the Samsung Galaxy Tab tablet, Sony A33 Digital SLR and the budget Orange San Francisco Android phone.
October, 2010
Doing its bit for the environment Nissan is soon to release the Nissan Leaf – an all-electric zero emissions producing city car. If you’ve already seen our hands-on of the Nissan Leaf you’ll know we were pretty taken with it. Read on to see why, and have a peep at our hands-on test drive.
The Advent Vega Android tablet is turning out to be the surprise success story of the incoming wave of budget Google slates. It runs Android 2.2 Froyo, packs in Wi-Fi and just about manages to squeeze out HD video playback, with a good battery life and capacitive touchscreen too. We were surprised to find so few corners cut when we got our hands on the £250 Vega, and are waiting with baited breath to put one through our full reviews testing, just as soon as a finished device is available… Continuously updated.
The week has whizzed by. As usual we’ve had hands-on with plenty of new kit to get excited about. Missed any of it? Don’t worry, you can catch up with it all right here in this week’s edition of Tech Week In Photos, where we round-up all the best hands-on photos to hit Electricpig this week.
Got your pay cheque? A lighter? Great, because we’ve got every game review this month rounded up for you in one place, so it’s time to find out what to burn some of that hard earned on. This month’s seen quirky indie games, the ultimate in downloadable content, and not one, but two of the best RPGS we’ve ever played. Tuck in!
With all that went on in this tech week we wouldn’t blame you for missing anything. With that in mind we’ve compiled a list of all the hottest news morsels to appear on Electricpig this week. Read on for the biggest stories you’ve missed.
The end of October draws nigh, so it’s time for our mobile review roundup, pulling together all the phones we’ve checked out during the last lunar rotation. What have we seen? Plenty of mammoth touchscreen blowers, some Top 5 award winners, and some seriously promising cheap smartphones too. Read on for them all.
Phones for kids. Good idea? Bad idea? The debate continues to rage over whether kids should even have a mobile phone, and if they do, at what age? This weeks guest column from our fatherly friends at ActiveDad tackles the issue head on, with mobile recommendations for the littlest callers around.