So you’ve got your whole family every present they could ever want, nicely wrapped and under the tree. You’re not done yet though: there’s still those all important stockings to fill.
To save you a trip around the bargain bins of the local shopping centre, we’ve come up with the top gizmos that’ll fit in a sock, and all under a tenner.
Read on, and if you’re quick you can still order them in time for delivery before Christmas eve… you might need to spring for next day delivery though….
We’ve shown you what to get your mum, but don’t forget that other discerning, all-important relative, your dad.
Whether he’s a man who likes to experiment with his gadgets or has used the same Siemens C35 phone for nine years now, we’ve got something to please in our Christmas gift guide, whatever the price. Read on, and we promise, no socks in sight. Read more
We’re prepared to bet that there’s someone in your family who, like us, is permanently glued to his or her laptop. A tall order to buy for you might think – after all, you’re hardly going to buy them a whole new laptop, no matter how cheap Asus Eee PCs keep getting.
Au contraire: there’s plenty of extra kit you can equip them with on the 25th, in every price range. Whether it’s stylish bags or mice you can take anywhere, there’s something for the lappy lover in your life, and we’ve got the cream of the crop right here, selected by our bunch of tech experts. Read on, and be stumped for ideas no more!
Telly fans rejoice! Sky just gave us a sneak peek at their new EPG, rolling out to all HD viewers this Autumn. It’s gorgeous, more intuitive, and faster than anything cable, Freeview or even Freesat has to offer.
Nintendo’s refreshing its addictive touchscreen handheld with three new colours, as well as a tasty new cooking title.
Cooking Guide: Can’t Decide What To Eat? serves up 250 international dishes, showing gamers how to make tasty breakfast, lunch and dinner creations.
What better way to enjoy the new red, turquoise and green DS Lite handhelds?
It can snaffle up sharper shots when there isn’t much available light around
The iPad will be the go to place for all forms of media in future, Rupert Murdoch has declared in a new interview. Given that Murdoch happens to be the world’s biggest media mogul, we’re inclined to sit up and listen: read on for the video and what he had to say.
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