Microsoft’s Windows 7 is shaping up to be the answer to all our Vista woes, but after such a bad run, you’re forgiven for wanting to try before you buy. Well, one savvy Windows user has found a way of extending the usual 30 day trial license four times over, giving you a full 120 days at the helm. Read on to find out how.
Nokia has revealed a yet another version of its crowd-drawing touchscreen handset, the new Nokia 5800 Navigation Edition. As the name suggests, this one differs from its musical cousin by laying on the navigation features, including an entire lifetime of voice-guided Drive and Walk navigation licenses for your region. Read on to find out more.
Ever wished your Tweets would leave a trail of location, data pinpointing your every move for ex-girlfriends, loansharks and internet stalkers? Sure you did; that’s why Twitter developers have been hard at work on a new feature that will make the social networking service location-aware. Want the full lowdown? Read on.
Apple’s UK website has revealed the launch date for OS X Snow Leopard. Confirming recent rumours, the latest OS X appears to be releasing early, on Friday, August 28 – a few days ahead of the expected September launch window. Read on for the details.
What’s the secret of the PS3 Slim’s skinny build? It’s down to more than rejigging the odd semi-conductor and improving the power supply, you know. IBM has revealed that the console is packing a brand new Cell processor too. We already know it’s more efficient that the original, and get this: it could well be faster too!
The LG Watch Phone was the star of CES in January, and we bet you’ve been itching to get your wrists on it ever since. Well the wait is over, and if you’re quick, you can pick one up for bargain, one-time-only price. Where, when and how much? Read on for all the info.
Beatles, iTunes… iTunes, Beatles. Now there’s a rumour that’s been doing the rounds so long it makes the 
Sick of unsightly mousemats cluttering up your glass-topped desk? Like working from a big slab of granite? You’ll be needing one of Logitech’s new Darkfield Laser Tracking mice then. These beauties are designed to work on surfaces that would leave an ordinary mouse tearing out its whiskers in dismay!