Our best gadgets of 2010 list has landed. We’ve been mulling the best gizmos released so far during this rotation around the sun, and we’ve got our findings for you right here in our Best gadgets of 2010 Top 5 list, just to the right of the full post.
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Dyson has announced the UK winner of the Dyson Award, who is in the runnings for the £10k international prize and will be going up against inventions from around the world. Timothy Whitehead will be moving on to the next stage in the annual Dyson Award, an X Factor equivalent for inventors and engineers, only with James Dyson instead of Cheryl Cole.
The Cool-er eBook has gone on sale in the UK, and to help you decide if this plucky little digital paperback is for you, we’ve shot some hands-on footage with the device. Read on to see this e-reader in action!
With GlastonBury kicking off later this week, the Summer music festival season is upon us, and while gadgets and gizmos might not seem like the most obvious additions to your backpack, what with the whole electricity in a field issue, there are still some must have pieces of tech to take with you. Here’s a rundown of 5 gadgets for Glasto and all the other events, come rain or shine!
Exclusive: The Cool-er eBook is only just about to go on sale, but we’ve already got wind of its successor, and it could be a big screen e-reader to rival the Kindle DX! Read on to find out what to expect.
An Asus exec has let slip some intriguing tech titbits in a recent interview, including the news that Asus has its own eBook ready to ship and join the increasingly crowded market dominated by Amazon and Sony. But could he have been talking about the dual screen device we saw back at CeBIT?
Got an O2 Joggler? Know your way around a bit of coding? Here’s a little something for the weekend for you: a disgruntled owner of the touchscreen calendar cum digital photo frame is offering a £1,000 reward for anyone who can get Flash running on it.
A Kindle e-reader with a colour screen won’t be unveiled anytime soon: Amazon’s CEO has just admitted that the Kindle won’t be making the jump from black and white for “multiple years” to come.