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Phonaudio for the fashionable and professional

Gareth | May 24, 2016 |

Phonaudio is the new audio kid on the block. Not so much a kid but a hard-working, professional, music-obsessed 30 something that decided to fly by the seat of his melodic pants, ditch a highly lucrative career in IT and build his own series of headphones.  The launch of both the PHN100 and PHN200 is […]

Petcube Camera Review

Gareth | May 24, 2016 |

Let’s face it our cats and dogs are as important to us as any other member of the family. We show our dog the love he deserves by giving him paws plus one quality dog products from www.pawsplusone.co.uk – home page. Insuring they looked after and entertained during the day whilst we are at work […]

The History of the Mobile Phone

Gareth | May 23, 2016 |

Were you around when the mobile phone arrived? At what point did you acquire one? Do you know the difference between a feature phones and a smartphone? Broadbandchoices have put together a wonderful walk down memory lane in the form of an infographic. Starting in 1983 and wiggling it’s way through Nokia’s and StarTAC, PDAs […]

Google Play Store to hit Chomebooks

Gareth | May 20, 2016 |

It’s not news, more than a rumour and far from a surprise however Google has now made an official announcement about the arrival of the Play Store to the Chromebook. So, we’re bringing Google Play (the most popular app store in the world) to Chromebooks. This means you’ll be able to download and use Android apps, so you can […]

The Moto G has options

Gareth | May 18, 2016 |

The Moto G is a series of budget phones that have been constantly winning praise for the last four years. This year it would appear to a similarly excellent offering however there is are two options for customers to choose from, the Moto G4 and the Moto G4 Plus. Were most customers would probably expect […]

Google launches Google Spaces

Gareth | May 17, 2016 |

Google Spaces has launched. This is a peculiar new social/sharing/chatting application for both Android and Chrome. Not quite the messaging application many believe Spaces is a social interface, closer to Google+’s Communities than Groupme or Telegram. Spaces is an app for small group sharing. Users can create a space in one tap, and invite people in any way that you like with a […]

Superbook gives your phone that Laptop potential

Gareth | May 17, 2016 |

Whilst Microsoft are blowing trumpets out there for Continuum there is no real alternative currently available for Android. Certainly there is Air Droid however it’s just to much of a different approach to be considered an alternative. Whilst Chrome itself has a nice Remote Desktop client that is very reliable and both of these options require […]

Huawei P9 Lite arriving this month

Gareth | May 16, 2016 |

Huawei has announced the plans to launch the P9 Lite in the UK. The smartphone will be available from EE, O2, Vodafone and Carphone Warehouse at the end of May. The P9 Lite joins the P9 and P9 Plus to complete the flagship series and offering another option for those not enamoured by the P9 and P9 […]

Two-way SLI support for the GTX 1080 and more?

Gareth | May 16, 2016 |

Since the news of the unparalleled performance of the GTX 1080 broke last week, there has been little concrete information regarding the SLI support of Nvidia’s GTX 1080, leading many to assume that Nvidia is not talking about it therefore nothing to report. Two-way SLI with Nvidia’s new GPU would simply be impossible.  We have […]

Samsung Galaxy X to feature a foldable 4K display

Gareth | May 16, 2016 |

We have heard rumours over the last few years that claim Samsung have been working on a foldable phone. We have seen images of flexible screens is all shapes and sizes. However it sounds like Samsung might be bringing this angle to the market in 2017.  The latest rumour comes from the site Weibo in China. According to the […]