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iWatch getting tossed about again

Gareth | February 4, 2014 |

Looks as thought Apple might just be launching the iWatch later this year according to new reports from The New York Times and 9to5Mac. An unnamed Apple employee said that Apple’s Bob Mansfield, the senior vice president for technologies, is “directly involved” with and iWatch, and has been “heavily involved” with “exploring devices, sensors and technologies within Apple that […]

You are seeing a red Nexus 5

Gareth | February 3, 2014 |

Looks like a red  Nexus 5 will arrive in the near future. The Nexus 5 has been ruimours to get a bit of paint thrown at it much like several other leading brands out there and could be set to launch in the Google Play Store as early as the beginning February 4th. It would be unlikely […]

Apple TV or Roku? 5 Considerations for Buying a Set-Top Streaming Box

Matt | February 1, 2014 |

In 2007, around two million American homes were without cable or satellite television. A 2013 Nielsen study found that today more than five million homes have embraced an existence without traditional TV. But that doesn’t mean they’re staring at their four walls. More than three-quarters of these homes rely on the internet for their entertainment. […]

Two Chromebooks coming from Lenovo

Gareth | January 31, 2014 |

Here is a bit of news for Chrome OS and Lenovo fans out there – the popular PC manufacturer has just announced two new laptops! The Thinkpad 11e and the Thinkpad Yoga 11e come in two versions, sporting Windows 8 and Chrome OS (wouldn’t it be nice if they could dual-boot?). These Chromebooks are said […]

Retro Tech Addicts Podcast 10: Life is Good

Gareth | January 31, 2014 |

Gareth and Phil enjoy a warm and fuzzy recollection of days gone by in this the latest instalment of the Retro Tech Addicts podcast. This week Gareth and Phil take a closer look at the tech-giant LG and discuss a variety of the company’s products and hostory.   Direct Download Watch the video on Youtube […]

Sony DSC-QX10 and QX100 Firmware v2.0 is available to download from Sony Asia

Phil Lain | January 31, 2014 |

Towards the end of 2013 Sony announced that a firmware for the DSC QX10 and QX100 lens cameras for use with Smartphones would be released in January. With only a few days left to meet this target, the promised update has appeared on the Sony Asia support site. At the time of writing the UK […]

Samsung to halt Windows notebooks in favour of Chromebooks

Gareth | January 30, 2014 |

Sources within the supply chain serving the South Korean electronics giant, are reporting that Samsung “will no longer launch conventional notebook models except Chromebooks” from 2015. ‘Samsung will no longer launch conventional notebook models except Chromebooks…’ The company was one of the first on the block with Google’s thin-client cloud-based OS, launching one of the first […]

Some New Mini-Games for Glass

Gareth | January 29, 2014 |

While Google still works on getting Google Glass ready for official public consumption, the company has been to building five simple games for the wearable technology in the hopes that it will encourage developers to make more games for it. There are already a couple of games out from third parties however on a whole […]

Google Announces Prescription Glass Frames for Google Glass

Gareth | January 29, 2014 |

Google announced their newest upgrade to the Google Glass wearable smart-glasses, only this time it isn’t a software or hardware upgrade, but is actually a structural one. They now have prescription glass frames available that are specifically designed to fit with Google Glass. They are called the Titanium Collection, and that doesn’t just describe their […]

HTC One gets Android 4.4.2 KitKat

Matt | January 28, 2014 |

Thanks to HTC’s own Android update status page, we knew that the KitKat update for the HTC One was pretty imminent and today many users will have been presented with a notification to say that there was indeed an update available for their HTC One. At the moment I’m installing the update on my own […]