Author: Morgan
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Just How Tough is the Sony Xperia Go?
Sony’s new rugged smartphone gets put through its paces as it goes for a swim and gets bashed around. Will it survive?
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New iPod Touch to Incorporate 4-inch Display and A5 Processor
And a ‘buffed aluminium shell’ to boot! Apple’s new iPod Touch is sounding great already…
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Sony’s New Flagship Smartphone Leaks – ‘LT29i Hayabusa’ Pictured
Picture proof of a new flagship smartphone from Sony appears. Say hello to Hayabusa…
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Amazon to Launch Several New Kindle Fire Devices Very Soon
Online retail giant Amazon may be gearing up to launch much more than just the Kindle Fire 2, according to Staples CEO Demos Parneros. Mr Parneros dropped the proverbial ball recently when he let out that “five or six tablet SKUs” are expected to be added to the Staples inventory in the very near future.…
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Time For a New Dock: iPhone 5 to Feature Smaller 19 Pin Dock Connector
If you’re looking forward to the new iPhone then you might want to consider having to replace all your current iPhone accessories…
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Google No Longer Selling 16GB Nexus 7 Due to High Demand
Exceedingly high demand causes Google to pull the pricier model from its own Play Store…
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Canon EOS M is Official – First Compact System Camera from Canon
Canon’s new EOS M brings DSLR-sized images to your pocket with a compact size and the ability to interchange lenses…
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Soundwave SW50 Review
For a penny under twenty quid, can the Soundwave SW50 become the most popular portable speaker?
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Google Nexus 7 Takes on iPad 3 in Drop Test Video
Gadget lovers should look away right now. The Nexus 7 and a new iPad get dropped from a height to see which is tougher…
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Sky Go Updated for ICS – Now on Galaxy SIII, Galaxy Nexus and Galaxy Note
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Sky has finally updated its Sky Go app to work with the latest Ice Cream Sandwich devices, including the Galaxy SIII…
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How to View the Battery Percentage on iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch
Want to know exactly how much battery you’ve got left in your iOS device? Follow our quick tip to find out how…
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Microsoft Makes First Quarterly Loss in its History
Microsoft’s incredible track record with quarterly profits has come to an end, after the company reported its first ever loss in a three month period. The software giant made a loss of $492 million between the months of April and June this year, marking its first loss since joining the stock market in 1986 –…