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Top 3 compact cameras for outdoor adventures

Matt | November 5, 2013 |

When you want to capture your outdoor adventures on film, a compact action camera is ideal. Small and light enough to not be a burden in your backpack, yet robust enough to cope with the toughest conditions, these pieces of kit are a must for any photographer on the go. Here are our top three […]

How to Make Your Website More Accessible

Matt | November 5, 2013 |

If you’re concerned about creating more traffic on your website and making it more visible to new readers or customers, you need to hire Boutique PPC agency to improve its accessibility. This means considering all the ways in which you can make your website’s design more functional, as well as considering how you can make […]

ZTE Grand S Flex announced

Matt | November 4, 2013 |

ZTE have again announced another new handset today. This time the ZTE Grand S Flex. Offering a 4G/LTE connectivity and 5″ 720p display the ZTE Grand S Flex is already available in Spain, Czech Republic and Slovakia and will be launched shortly in Germany, Finland and Poland. The full press release follows.  

Casio G-Shock GB6900 review

Phil Lain | November 4, 2013 |

Smart watches – Is less information more useful? There has been much talk recently about the subject of wearable technology in general and smart watches in particular with many of the main players in the mobile phone industry already making or rumoured to be about to announce products. These digital sports watches for men are […]

Android gaming round-up 03/11/13

Gareth | November 3, 2013 |

Lets take a look at the latest games on the Android platform. Trouserheart is a new hack n’ slash game has arrived onto Google Play from 10tons called Trouserheart. In this game you are not trying to save a princess who has been kidnapped, free a realm from a monster invasion or any other typical fantasy type of […]

What is in KitKat?

Gareth | November 3, 2013 |

It looks like the new 4.4 KitKat version is the most significant upgrade for Android in a quite some time. It includes a massive array of new features. Here’s a quick breakdown of many of the features: Now supports lower-end devices and can run on just 512MB of RAM. It will now have a new […]

Retro Tech Addicts Pickups 03-11-13

Gareth | November 3, 2013 |

I’m back with a long overdue look at some of my recent pick ups from the days gone by. This time there is a follow-up to a piece of kit I stumbled upon a month ago, the Amstrad NC200 is the big brother of the NC100 complete with new features and some top notice goodies […]

Android 4.4 KitKat Easter Egg video

Matt | November 3, 2013 |

There has been a long tradition of including hidden messages or features in software. These hidden messages, called Easter Eggs, have featured in each version of the popular Google Android OS and with the latest release of Android 4.4 KitKat the included Easter Egg is a pretty good one. Accessed by entering the Settings menu […]

HP Chromebook 14 – A first look

Gareth | November 2, 2013 |

Recently the market for Chromebooks has expanded massively with four new models arriving around the same time, the largest of these being the HP Chromebook 14. Packing a number of extra features over the Chromebook 11, HP have crammed in a 14″ screen, an SD card reader and a new Intel processor with Haswell technology. […]

Nexus 5 benchmark video

Matt | November 2, 2013 |

In my Nexus 5 unboxing and hands on video yesterday, I ran a quick benchmark test on the Nexus 5 using Quadrant. As I mentioned in that video, the Nexus 5 benchmark scores seem to be a bit ‘off’ and I suspect that this is largely down to Quadrant not being updated for Android 4.4 […]