Amazing research being carried out by the University of Munich, the University of Calgary and Columbia University has shown the future of what’s possible in the field of screen sharing. The video of their software shows how your smartphone could very well be your next computer. Read more
While little is currently known about the iPhone 5 that Apple’s likely to launch later this year, we can be safe in guessing that the camera will continue its steady rate of improvement. Now, if word from Adam Lashinky’s book Inside Apple is to be believed, the next-gen mobile cam will benefit from a little bit of magic. Read more
At CES 2012 Toshiba unveiled a tablet. Everybody did. But Toshiba’s was different. It was a tablet that offered wireless charging via inductive technology, even while completely submerged in water.
It’s got me thinking all the way back to the Palm Pre, and how wireless charging should, by all rights, be a part of our everyday lives by now. So how come it’s not? Read more
Happy New Year! If you’re reading this, it means we all made it through last night in one piece, and that 2012 now lay stretched out ahead of us like a big stretchy thing. So what’s in store? Read more
It’s hard to believe, but 2011 has almost wrapped. Of course, the latest, hottest gadgets don’t stop for recantations of Auld Lang Syne or annual Hootenannies, and 2012 will be packed with even more incredible kit. From the Samsung Galaxy S3 to a Kinect sequel, here’s what on our radar for 2012.
It’s mere minutes away. We’re sandwiched in Apple’s UK iPhone 5 iPhone 4S launch event. There are fewer journos than ever here, which means fewer hands-on reports than ever before. We’ll be bringing you our first fingers-on impressions, just as soon as Apple dishes up the goods. Turns out Apple didn’t have samples for us to play with. For shame! We’re busy tracking them down, so stay tuned, and read on for the nitty gritty.
We’re just an hour away from the iPhone press conference at Apple’s California HQ, but already things seem to be happening behind the scenes on the company’s website.
For at least a few minutes this afternoon, the iPhone order page was completely broken, as you can see from our screenshot. Both the UK and US stores appear to be working again now, but it suggests Apple could bee preparing things for pre-order already. Last year, Apple opened pre-orders for the iPhone 4 a week after it was first announced.
Today’s the day we say hello to the iPhone 5. Or the iPhone 4S, or whatever it’s called: all signs point to a brand new iPhone being unveiled at Apple’s “Let’s Talk iPhone” event in San Francisco, kicking off at 6pm today UK time. So what can we expect? Here’s our guide to all the whispers and leaks so far.
