The Motorola Atrix and the LG Optimus 3D are two phones built on marketing gimmicks. The former acts like a device from a Bond flick thanks to its high-tech fingerprint scanner, while the latter attempts to use 3D imaging to dazzle prospective buyers. Which one of these unique handsets is more worthy of your hard-earned cash? We’re here to find out.
Lenovo has added two new recruits to the Android tablet army. The Lenovo IdeaPad K1 and ThinkPad tablets both run Android Honeycomb 3.1 and are the first Android tablets to come packing the Netflix Android app as standard.
While the inclusion of the Netflix app isn’t going to raise your pulse rate as a UK-based Android fan just yet, there are lots of other features to lure you in…
The best Samsung Galaxy S 2 accessories will help your top of the range handset do so much more. Such as? Well, help you find the nearest public house, impress people with its new luxury leather housing, and keep the screen scratch-free and looking brand new into the bargain.
And considering the S 2 is already in the running for phone of the year, with a stunningly bright AMOLED screen and super quick processor making using it buttery smooth, these are ways to make a great phone even better. Find out how after the break.
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If you’ve been enviously eyeing a friend’s Sonos system but were didn’t have the cash to splash out on even the Sonos S5, here’s some good news. Sonos has just launched the Sonos Play:3, a dinky music streamer that will set you back just £259, almost £100 less than its previous all-in-one, the Sonos S5.
You’ll still also need a Sonos Bridge to set up your system unless you want to tie your Sonos Play:3 down with an ethernet cable but the price of that has also been slashed by half to £39. Read on for all the details on the Sonos Play:3 including why it comes packing an orientation sensor…
After dropping the biggest iPhone 5 hint so far, Apple CFO Peter Oppenheimer also managed to ignite more speculation about the future of iTunes during the company’s quarterly earnings call. The Apple exec suggested we could see some major changes in the wake of iCloud.
Oppenheimer’s comment was in response to a query about the availability of movies on iTunes which is dwarfed in the US by Netflix. His response, though understandably limited, has been seized upon by some observers as a clue that iCloud movie streaming could be coming soon…
When the Samsung Galaxy S 2 and the Motorola Atrix go toe-to-toe in mortal combat, only one can come out on top. Is Samsung’s dual-core super-phone capable of outsmarting Motorola’s Bond-like business handset? Read on to see the official Electricpig verdict.
Forget all the iPhone 5 rumours we’ve heard so far, the best indication that the next iPhone will arrive in September has been offered up by Apple itself. During its latest earnings call, Apple CFO Peter Oppenheimer stated that the company is set for an even busier autumn:
“As we announced at WWDC, we have a lot going on in the fall with the introduction of iOS 5 and iCloud. We also have a future product transition that we’re not going to talk about today, and these things will impact our September quarter.“
That’s as close as you’re going to get to Apple just outright admitting that it’s got the iPhone 5 on the slate and set to unveil at the company’s previously music-themed September shindig. Expect to see even crazier iPhone 5 speculation from now on.
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