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Future Tech: Guiding Light navigation app
Boring. I want a phone that shoots lasers. Don’t we all? While we’re sure that’s being worked on, you’ll just have to settle for this nifty [...]
ShareHands-on Review: Samsung Smart TV (2012)
In full HD for this year, the interface hasn’t been overhauled but we’re still a fan. Three new pre-loaded Samsung Apps take [...]
ShareFuture Tech: Heartbeat data security
Data security? Be still my beating heart. Enough of the sarcasm, please. If your heart was still then you wouldn’t be able to use this fancy new [...]
ShareFuture Tech: 4D virtual reality theme park
True gadgeteers don’t need to get their thrills from vertical drops and gut-wrenching speeds. The Live Park interactive theme park [...]
ShareHands-on review: Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0
Samsung’s next-gen tablet is making its first appearance as a 7in slate and even if we’re not convinced we’d choose a Galaxy Tab [...]
ShareBad reception? Spray on antennae on the waqy
Blame your phone, blame your network, blame the weather – whoever is to blame when you lose mobile signal, nothing can help, [...]
ShareHands-on review: Motorola MOTOLUXE
The 4in MOTOLUXE is just 9.8mm thick and 124g – but incredibly the rounded, soft-plastic body of this new mid-ranger still manages to [...]
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Game Your Video US$1
Anyone versed in the art of meticulous video editing look away now. Because for less than a pound, Game [...]
Future Tech: Virtual reality contact lenses
These aren’t your cheap snake eye lenses designed to scare away little kids. These contact lenses developed by Innovega contain full [...]
ShareWhat we know so far: Samsung Galaxy S III
So far rumours have pointed towards a 4.6in Super AMOLED Plus display on the Exynos quad-core, 2GB RAM and 16MP camera [...]
ShareRumour round-up: Samsung Galaxy S III
Samsung is undeniably an alpha gadget maker, and its totem of power is the Galaxy S II. After winning a flurry of [...]
ShareFuture Tech: Self-aware headphones
Aaagh, to the bunkers, the audio kit has achieved sentience Not so fast, these headphones only want to help humanity get out of a tangle [...]
ShareFuture Tech: touchscreen books
Ooh, holographic screens? Not quite, but close. FoldMe is an MIT Fluid Interfaces project that makes paper-like touchscreen displays [...]
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Facebook wants $5 billion cash, which got us to thinking – what do we want more than the Benjamins? OK so you won’t be able to afford as many of these [...]
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Get three popular Android games – Osmos, Anomaly and Edge – for however much you feel like paying and Humble Bundle will throw [...]
ShareFuture Tech: Vending Machine 2.0
While it may seem like there’s a vending machine for absolutely everything – including gold bars, computer games, underwear, alcohol and [...]
ShareNeed to know: Who runs Apple
We take a look at five of the head honchos over at Apple HQ – without whom we would have no shiny iDevices to call our own [...]
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The other app stores may be catching up – but here are five reasons that Apple’s iOS is still ahead of the app pack [...]
ShareFuture Tech: Printed computers
The world’s first printed sticker monitor hails a brave new future for 3D printing. That must be one huge [...]
ShareFuture Tech: Swap-O-Matic exchange machines
Fancy swapping your old tennis racquet for a pair of trainers? Thanks to the Swap-O-Matic vending machine, you can [...]
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What’s so special about a Smart Car?
Have you got your glasses on? This isn’t a smart car, this is the future of [...]
BlackBerry Porsche Design P’9981 unboxed
And so the extravagance begins with the box. It’s larger than your average BlackBerry container. Maybe there’s a toy model of a [...]
ShareVersus: Amazon Kindle vs Kobo Touch
Finally, a Kindle that’s light, tough and cheap enough to read anywhere, except possibly the bath. Ditching the [...]
ShareRumour Roundup: best MWC 2012 phone rumours
Say hello to your next smartphone – it’s just four weeks until the future phone party that is Mobile World Congress in Barcelona and we’ve got the juiciest rumours [...]
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More virtual reality than Google Maps rival, UpNext gives you funky 3D maps (of US cities for now) with [...]
ShareSamsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 will invade the London Eye
After playing it safe for eleven years – with the odd dining pod and garden pod thrown in – the London Eye [...]
ShareHot Five: best geek desks
Adam Benton’s iDesk concept looks like it’s fallen right out of an official Apple design portfolio. Its ability to sync any [...]
ShareFileSonic disables file sharing after Megaupload shutdown
Unlimited file-sharing site FileSonic has committed hara-kiri by disabling all sharing capabilities on its site. It’ll still operate as an [...]
ShareIMHO: Megaupload was always guilty until proven innocent
Megaupload was brought down by the FBI yesterday, accused of breaking piracy laws and costing copyright holders more than US$500 million. The [...]
ShareFuture Tech: solar powered OLED car roof
Is that an iCar interior? Let’s not get ahead of ourselves. That right there is a concept design between BASF and [...]
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There’s a lot of tech in the regiment
Everyone’s got a laptop and a smartphone. They all want Powermonkeys because their batteries keep [...]
Hands On – Apple iBooks 2
Settle down at the back there, this is important. Apple’s launch of iBooks 2 today aims to transform school textbooks from [...]
ShareFive of the best online SOPA/PIPA protests
Why did the internet go down yesterday? Well, the US government – under pressure from the music and film industries – drafted [...]
ShareFuture Tech: WristQue smart wristbands
Not at all. These 3D-printed plastic WristQue bands, created by the genius hothouse that is the MIT Media Lab [...]
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Combine the best faces of various attempts at group photos with this clever photo app, GroupShot. Warning – the app does [...]
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Nikon D4 vs Canon EOS 1D X – CES 2012
The two titans of camera kit – Nikon and Canon – went head [...]
Hands-on review: Lenovo IdeaPad S2
Asus’ Transformer had better watch its back now that Lenovo has announced its 10in, dual-core powered Transformer Prime-baiting [...]
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Lenovo took the wraps off its most portable IdeaPad yet at an event last night. Here’s a bite-size guide to its many, [...]
ShareHands-on review: Sony PlayStation Vita
Despite being fairly large, the Vita feels light enough for long gaming sessions without causing wrist-ache. Pushed [...]
Share[LIVE] Sony PlayStation Vita Middle East launch event
We’re coming to you live from Sony Middle East’s PlayStation Vita media launch event. Follow the action right here [...]
ShareFuture Tech: Atomic memory
There there, it’s been a long week so we’ll try to keep it simple. IBM researchers have proven their worth by sussing [...]
ShareHands-on review: Sony Xperia Ion
Don’t be fooled by the Sony Ericsson moniker sitting atop Sony’s Xperia Ion. For starters, it’s just a prototype. But like the [...]
ShareHands-on review: Dell XPS 13
Dell knows a thing or two about luxurious high-end laptops – the Adamo XPS was some of the finest laptop engineering and [...]
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