If you’ve got an iTunes library bigger than Spotify’s entire catalogue, chances are you’re in need of a way of unleashing it from your PC. The Creative Sound Blaster Wireless for iTunes + Receiver is designed to do just that, piping sweet music into your gaff. So is this a Joe McElderry style winner? Or a disaster of Jedward–esque proportions? Read our Creative Sound Blaster Wireless for iTunes + Receiver review and we’ll tell all.
Been away from your desk this morning? If you’ve been cruelly yanked from the tech news loop, we’re here to plug you straight back in with our quick catch up of all the latest gadget gossip. Read on for it all in the lunchtime lowdown!
The Creative Zii Trinity phone, on paper, sounds like an iPhone killer alright. Just announced today, it packs in a 3.1-inch OLED multitouch display, five megapixel camera, and support for 1080p video playback on a big screen. There’s just one catch: is anyone going to make this phone?
We’re still suffering the aftershock of Sony Ericsson’s bold move in to Android territory announced early this morning, but that’s not the only breaking tech news right now this wet morning. Want to know what else has happened? Read on for the roundup in techie breakie!
Creative has announced a surprise new product, displaying a working model of its first ebook reader at its AGM. The device, currently called the Mediabook, will use the firm’s Zii platform. Read on to find out more about Creative’s Kindle fighter…
Creative is usually known for its skills in churning out respectable, if unremarkable, iPod–baiters. But the Creative Aurvana Air headphones put this some time MP3 maker into different territory. So do they make the audio cut? Or should they be trashed like the bundled buds you get with Creative’s PMPs? Read our Creative Aurvana Air review now and get the full skinny.
Creative has selected Opera as the default web browser for its Creative Zii Egg portable media player – or at least as the default browser for those using Creative’s own Plaszma operating system rather than the Android option.
Creative’s third generation