We said when we spied the mysterious Flip Video remote a few weeks ago that a new type of gadget was headed to the line of simple camcorders, and sure enough here it is: the FlipShare TV. No, it’s not a smoke alarm, but a small set top box to stream home video right into your living room.
Roll on, Friday! Don’t wait ’til 6pm, start the weekend now by sitting back and browsing through all the latest tech news. It’s all rounded up for you right here in techie breakie.
The company behind the Flip Video camcorder, Pure Digital, has just been bought out by Cisco in a deal worth more than £400m. What does this mean for you though? Better read on to find out.
Monday blues? We’ll cheer you up: we’ve gathered up all the tech news so far today for you and condensed it all into one bite sized round up. Read on for the lunchtime lowdown…
UPDATE: Cisco has just confirmed it’s buying Pure Digital. We’ll let you know of any changes or new Flip Video announcements as soon as we hear them.
That plain old, single room stereo getting you down? Multi-room audio is what you need, letting you juggle music across rooms.
The technology required has made leaps and bounds in recent years, including one in a downward direction on the pricing front.
Still confused about what does what though? Not to worry: here’s the products you can use in every price category to sling sound around your home, whatever your budget.
Cisco is about to open a can of wireless whoop ass on Sonos as it trots out its music streamer. The new kit can send sounds around the house just like Sonos, but also hooks up to other kit without cables.
Networked hard drives aren’t anything new, but the new Linksys Media Hub makes the technology ultra-simple, and lets you access your music, photos and movies anywhere you can find a web browser.
