DRM-free music fans, rejoice! Amazon has finally launched its music store in Britain, with 3 million protection-free tracks costing just 59p. Whole albums cost from an eye-widening £3 too!

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Exclusive: Sound sorcerer Dolby has been touting its audio leveling system, Dolby Volume, for some time now, but we’ve just found out that the company is planning a smaller chip ideal for MP3 players. Apple? Are you listening?
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As disappointed by Apple’s “sale” as we were? Not to fear - there’s plenty of real bargains to be had right now, even if Alistair Darling’s VAT cuts aren’t being passed on to customers everywhere just yet.

We’ve scoured through catalogues and dug through discounts to come up with a fire sale of our very own: this Friday we’ve got printers, digital radios, MP3 players, top quality earphones and even camcorders, all under 50 quid each! Come and see!

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Apple’s iPod Nano may be the best flash media player on the market if you just want to listen to tunes, but that screen won’t let you watch full films unless you fancy squinting for an hour and a half.

Samsung’s new YP-Q1 Diamond solves the mobile movie conundrum. We’ve just been playing with it, and can report it’s one of the best mini-PMPs out there. Come and take a peek!

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DRM-free downloads are getting a marketing push from seven of the UK’s largest music download stores, unveiling a new badge that easily identifies DRM-free files that’ll work on any device.

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All the music you can download, completely DRM-free and yours to keep forever. No, we haven’t lost our minds, that really is the offering from new download service Datz.

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More hotly anticipated than a cut in interest rates, the T-Mobile G1 hits Britain later this week. We’ve already ripped it from its packaging in an early unboxing, but when it goes on sale this Thursday it’ll give UK phone fans a first hands on with Google’s open-source Android OS.

Developers have been beavering away on third-party apps for months, and we’ve got the ones that will have Steve Jobs and Apple’s iPhone running scared, right here.
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The newspapers may have been spouting on about the credit crunch for well over a year now, but it’s finally starting to take its toll on us normal people, not just bankers who don’t really count anyway.

Gadgets are usually considered luxuries and one of the first things to get the chop when budgets shrink, but we’ve come up with a range of electric economisers you’ll need to steer you through these dark times.
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