Meet the PocketSurfer. It’s a neat handheld device, serving up full web pages at lightening speeds. But the story here isn’t its swift surfing, but the price. How cheap? A one-off £60 payment. For unlimited free internet. For life.

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Sling Catcher was officially - and finally - announced for British telly fans yesterday, and we’ve seen it in action, but despite being stuck in development limbo since early 2007, it looks like Sling might need to go back to the drawing board on a few things. Read on for our first impressions…
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The first details of Nokia’s next-gen internet tablet have slipped online, showing the phone firm’s plans for the first internet tablet with built in mobile skills.

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We’ve wrenched Pure’s first web radio from its packaging. Set it up in its natural home: the kitchen, and given it a thorough listening to. The verdict? It’s simply the finest aural companion we’ve ever had. Read on for unboxing pics and more.

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Pure’s just blessed our ears with the unveiling of its first ever internet radio, the Pure Evoke Flow. Another internet radio? No - this is much more of a ‘connected device’, syncing online and serving up clever content direct from the web.

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Sure, your 3G phone has HSDPA for quick downloads, but now T-Mobile’s launched its HSUPA network to offer equally quick uploads. That means flinging photos and videos to the web is about to get a helluvalot faster!

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This might be the most expensive way to watch YouTube on your TV, and it’s only available in the US, but we’re still jealous. Sony just updated its Internet Video Link add-on, letting Bravia owners grab streaming video from the biggest site on the ‘net.

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iPlayer not enough for you? How about live BBC telly in a browser? That’s what Auntie has planned.

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