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Nexus S has sprung more leaks than a chocolate teapot in recent weeks, and developer versions of its predecessor, the Nexus One, have received versions of Android Gingerbread 2.3. But in the midst of all this activity, we want to know whether you think we need another Googlephone. Should Google still be pushing to make own branded hardware, or should it be concentrating on improving and streamlining Android and the business model that goes with it? Click and tell...
December 1st, 2010
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Murdoch is set to launch a daily iPad only newspaper, but will it succeed? Branson is stepping into the ring with his iPad only magazine, Project, which launched yesterday. There's already speculation about whether Murdoch's The Daily will succeed, as the paper will be finished in the early evening for publication the next day, meaning that it's 12 hours behind rolling news when it's published. Will you be subscribing to either Murdoch's daily newspaper, or Branson's Project magazine, or are you on the fence? Click and tell...
November 30th, 2010
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The price leaks for the BlackBerry PlayBook put it on a level with the Advent Vega, over £100 cheaper than an unlocked BlackBerry Torch, and way below an iPad. But are these prices too good to be true? Earlier this month, RIM co-Chief Executive Officer Jim Balsillie said the BlackBerry PlayBook would be under $500 ($310), and yesterday more specific prices leaked, placing the PlayBook at between $399 (£256) and $599 (£384). But are these prices too good to be true? Are you turning away from the Vega, and in the direction of the PlayBook as we speak? Click and tell...
November 29th, 2010
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The wave of Android tablets is breaking, with a new budget Android tablet launched almost every week. We've seen offerings from Advent, Binatone, Creative, Archos, Hannspree and more, all for under £300, and many for around the £100. Some of them were better than others, and the Advent Vega has trumped the rest in the attention it's received. The question is, will you be investing in an Android tablet this Christmas? Click and tell, and drop us a line in the comments to tell us who you're buying for, yourself or someone else?
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Last week we asked you who would win the iPad publishing wars, after news broke that Branson would also be producing an iPad-only publication to challenge The Daily, the iPad only newspaper Rupert Murdoch will be launching. 44 per cent of you said that Branson would win, and 40 per cent said that there was no winner here except Steve Jobs. There was little faith in Murdoch, who only snagged seven per cent of the vote.
November 25th, 2010
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iTunes is one of the most well-used bits of Apple software. It's a beast, and it's safe to say it's staying that way for the foreseeable future. While we love iTunes, and use it every day, we think there's still a long way to go until it's a perfect service. What's the one thing you would do to improve iTunes? Click and tell...
November 23rd, 2010
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After the slightly troubling/exciting news (depending on which way you look at it) that there are plans afoot at Sky and the BBC to broadcast the royal wedding in 3D, we want to know whether you, the people, actually want to see the wedding on 3D TV. Do we really want to see Wills and Kate dressed up to the nines, dripping in jewels, and popping out of the screen at us? Click and tell...
November 22nd, 2010
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Do you use Wi-Fi hotspots? They're everywhere, on trains, planes, in pubs and parks, but last week we found massive Wi-Fi hotspot failure rates when we tested the two biggest providers in the UK. We want to know if the provider you use is a Wi-Fi NotSpot horror or a hotspot hero. Tell us where you go for reliable Wi-Fi, and who you steer clear of... Read more
 
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