admin @ November 6, 2008 # No Comment Yet
The first thing to note about the BlackBerry Storm 9500 is that while this handset features the first touchscreen from RIM, its design was specified by Vodafone - so the mobile network is obviously taking some of the kudos for what really is a very slick handset.
The home screen is similar to the ‘normal’ BlackBerry [...]
admin @ October 30, 2008 # No Comment Yet
Microsoft has never been so secretive about a new version of Windows for so long.
Windows 7 is finally being unveiled at the Professional Developers Conference, but we got to try out the Milestone 3 pre-beta version that attendees will take home, as well as getting a sneak peak at the next internal version and the [...]
admin @ October 30, 2008 # No Comment Yet
Microsoft has never been so secretive about a new version of Windows for so long.
Windows 7 is finally being unveiled at the Professional Developers Conference, but we got to try out the Milestone 3 pre-beta version that attendees will take home, as well as getting a sneak peak at the next internal version and the [...]
admin @ October 29, 2008 # No Comment Yet
Microsoft has never been so secretive about a new version of Windows for so long.
Windows 7 is finally being unveiled at the Professional Developers Conference, but we got to try out the Milestone 3 pre-beta version that attendees will take home, as well as getting a sneak peak at the next internal version and the [...]
admin @ October 4, 2008 # No Comment Yet
Nokia launched its own warrior into the touchscreen phone market today, in the hope it would slay all fruity-based rivals. But unfortunately it falls a little short.
The phone itself is nicely built, feeling sturdy in the hand and the entire screen is easily reached. However, it’s a little bit thick, and might cause the standard [...]
admin @ September 25, 2008 # No Comment Yet
CES in January saw the launch of Casio’s high-speed Exilim Pro camera, the EX-F1. Capable of shooting 60 JPEG images in a single second, the emphasis was on high-end, high-speed photography and slow-motion video. We were impressed with its performance, but with a launch price of £750 and a paltry marketing campaign, it was doomed [...]
admin @ September 25, 2008 # No Comment Yet
TechRadar has just had a very quick hands-on and good look over the new e-reader from BeBook and our first impressions are pretty positive indeed.
While we are pretty familiar with the recently released Sony reader [review link], which is currently on sale in Waterstones for £199 , BeBook claims that its device offers a wider [...]
admin @ September 24, 2008 # No Comment Yet
The world’s first Android-powered handset has finally hit the market under the guise of the T-Mobile G1 with Google, and it certainly doesn’t disappoint in its ‘Google-y-ness’.
First impressions are of a fairly functional business phone, with trackball and a slide-out QWERTY keypad a nice BlackBerry-esque touch.
It should be remembered that HTC is a firm with [...]
admin @ September 23, 2008 # No Comment Yet
Before the end of the year, the full Adobe Creative Suite 4 product should be launched.
PC Plus magazine tested a feature-complete beta of CS4 to find out if the new version will be a milestone - or a millstone around Adobe’s neck.
Photoshop CS4
It’s no secret that despite the 21 other apps in [...]
admin @ September 23, 2008 # No Comment Yet
TechRadar got the chance for a hands-on with the Nokia N96 at the launch event tonight… and we were far from disappointed.
Nokia is the market leader in the mobile phone world for a reason: it churns out decent, solid mobile phones that users like.
Sure, it plays with design concepts every so often and throws us [...]