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Scan your way to some spare cash with musicMagpie’s app
Fancy making a bit of spare cash, but can’t be bothered typing in all the details of your CDs, DVDs and games onto an auction website – or indeed carting them off to the nearest car boot sale in the early hours of a Sunday morning? The folk at musicMagpie.co.uk know just how you feel, which is why they’ve come up with an app that…
Jabbakam community IP camera review
Much as I loved the rich feature set of the TP-Link Wireless Surveillance Camera I recently reviewed here, setting it up was far from simple. Whilst a war-weary Linux veteran such as myself is happy configuring files or mucking about with settings it feel down on my timeless, “If I gave this to my Mum would she be able to use it” criteria. Passing the…
Palo Alto cubik: High-end USB speaker system review
Remember Palo Alto? We had a look at their musik USB powered system a few days ago and were quite impressed. For a mere £50 they delivered surprisingly impressive audio over a USB connection. Well obviously on a £50 system some compromises have to be made so what would a Palo Alto system with a bit more money thrown behind it sound like? Enter Palo…
tizi: Wireless mobile TV hotspot for iPad and iPhone
Want to watch TV on the go? Whether you’re addicted to America’s Next Top Pirate, Are You Stronger Than A Dog or MILF Island, TV plays a big part in some people’s lives and there are times when you’d love to be able to catch up on a show, watch live coverage or a major event or simply relax in front of some inanity but…
Xperia ray, Xperia active and Sony Ericsson txt
Sony Ericsson has unveiled yet three more new handsets, the Xperia Ray, the Xperia Active and the Sony Ericsson txt. Does the mobile giant’s latest line offer anything new or simply mirror the features and design of their predecessors? Like most new gadgets hitting the market, the Xperia Ray, with its sleek aluminium frame, is aimed at the more style conscious consumers. This thin and…
Nuance OmniPage 18: Document conversion made fast, flexible and dare we say … fun?
For an academically inclined nerd I have a surprising amount of upper body strength, a fact I attribute solely to lugging weighty tomes regarding 18th century agrarian poetry around campus for three years. But if you already have a sensible exercise regime in place, you might be looking to cut down on the amount of paper you heave from room to room. Like the cute…
Epson TW450 projector review
In case you’ve forgotten, projectors are cool. They were cool ten years ago, when they cost an arm, weren’t very bright, had poor resolutions and the bulb ran out after 16 seconds, requiring an expensive replacement. Now that the Epson TW450 has fixed four out of five of these issues, however, projectors are very cool indeed. The TW450 throws 2500 lumens (brightness) to a size…
Ocean Leisure press day: Underwater and sailing gadgets
Ocean Leisure is one of the UK’s premier marine and water sports superstore and they recently held a press day to show off their latest and greatest pieces of equipment. Promising the Latest Gadgets team wet and wonderful gadgets, the likes of which I had never seen before I headed down to their 8000 sq ft store in the heart of London. Ocean Leisure has…
Native Union’s Gold POP Handset: Blending retro and tradition with modernism and bling
Blending traditionalism with the convenience and comfort of modern technical innovation, Native Union’s new Gold POP handset, that is based on an interpretation of the classic 1950s Bakelite telephone but encased in shiny and gleaming gold, may prove to be a winner. Native Union was formed by a group of exceptionally talented designers passionate about the art of conversation, and despite its rather misleading name…
Asus U36 Ultra-Portable Notebook: Setting new standards in tech chic style
I think we can safely say that today gadgets are as an important fashion accessory as handbags and shoes, and it is to the fashion-conscious amongst us that the new Asus U36 ultra-portable notebook is being marketed, and like most ‘fashion-conscious’ entities, being thin is of the essence. The “world’s thinnest notebook” – how many times have we heard that? – is just 19mm thick,…
Script It!: Budget screenwriting software
Do you have unfulfilled dreams of creating the next Twilight or True Blood? If so leave this review now, throw away all your pens and pencils and let us never speak of this again. If however, you are hoping to write something sensible for the stage, screen (big or small) then read on. “Script It!” is a new software packaged aimed at the first time…
ASUS tablet goes 3D; smartphone and tablet come together with PadPhone
ASUS revealed a whole bunch of products at Computex 2011, including a new Padfone (which isn’t, apparently, a mobile phone for dogs), a 3D tablet, an all-in-one desktop and some Eee PC. So, where to start? Well, let’s go with the technology of the moment – 3D and tablet all combined into one product, it’s got to be worth a look. The Eee Pad MeMO…
Palo Alto musik USB speakers review
Whilst many audiophiles are punching the air right now, enraged at the very mention of USB-powered speakers, for a normal person they are a necessary compromise. Inferior quality audio at a reasonable price and high-levels of convenience. Still it would be nice to not have to skimp on audio fidelity wouldn’t it? Enter palo alto’s musik USB powered speakers. Stylish and lightweight, there’s a very…
London on a plate iOS app
As any London-based gourmand knows, the capital offers an amazing range of eating options, which can at times be over-whelming or even obscured by numerous steak houses and burger bars. Apps like Urban Spoon and Yelp are great for listing nearby eateries but have a tendency to swamp you with choices when you hit Zone One, with no real indication of quality. Wouldn’t a guiding…
Blurb iOS app: Share your stories in an instant
One of the great things about all this technology we have at our fingertips is that we can share instantly with friends and family – maybe post up some pictures from a party, or share a video of a family event with relatives who couldn’t make it. But sometimes all that uploading and fiddling about can be a bit of a pain. Enter Blurb, a…
