Digital Gadgets
Sony Ericsson is rumoured to be working on a 4G, Android-running tablet, a prototype of which has been snapped by a Dutch blog. Hiding in plain sight, the tablet was spotted on the TDIA stand over at Mobile World Congress... Read More
The Motorola Xoom looks set to be one of the most desired (and priciest) tablets of 2011, so it's no surprise that a number of UK retailers have put their names down to stock the device. According to Motorola, the Carphone... Read More
Now this is interesting – Samsung has a brand-new device on its stands at Mobile World Congress 2011 , something which wasn't talked about in its press conference. It is called the Samsung Galaxy S Wi-Fi 5.0 and could... Read More
LG has officially announced the arrival of the LG Optimus Pad at its Mobile World Congress 2011 press conference in Barcelona. It has been one of the worst-kept secrets of MWC 2011 so far, but it is nice to see the LG... Read More
Sonos has revealed that it has been busy working on an Android app for its popular wireless Sonos music systems, and that the application will be released in the UK in March. The Sonos controller app for the iPhone and... Read More
It's all gone a bit quiet on the HTC tablet front, but the latest rumour circulating says that the Taiwanese company has had to put a bit of a rush on production in order to get it out the door. According to the rumours... Read More
Last.fm has announced that it will no longer be available for free for the majority of mobile and streaming devices. The UK-based music outfit has decided to take the Spotify stance for mobile phones and entertainment... Read More
It's official: the LG Optimus Pad will make an appearance and Mobile World Congress 2011, with LG confirming its existence in a press release. With the arrival of the T-Mobile G-Slate in the US, questions were raised... Read More
Apple has insisted that the iPad subscription service being launched with The Daily from News Corp . will be available for other publishers "very soon." Apple's vice president of internet service, Eddie Cue, was asked... Read More
The Office of Fair Trading is investigating how ebooks are priced after receiving "a significant number of complaints". The complaints pertain to pricing arrangements between book publishers and retailers which could... Read More