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Astraware Casino get Texas Hold ‘Em

Matt | March 12, 2008 |

Astraware have just been in touch to let us know they have a new update to Astraware Casino which adds Texas Hold ‘Em No Limit Poker to the list of games. Astraware Casino From the Astraware press release: Astraware(R) is excited to announce a new update to Astraware Casino. In response to customer requests, Astraware […]

HTC’s new funky website

Matt | March 11, 2008 |

If you haven’t been to the HTC website lately you might want to pay them a visit. Over the past few days HTC have re-launched their website and with a much nicer, more streamlined feel to it. I also noticed that all of the handset pages have been updated with new images and writeups along […]

MWg Atom Life review

Matt | March 10, 2008 |

The 10 second review: Device: MWg (O2) Atom life Cost: SIM free: £199.95 On Contract : £0 Available from: O2 as the Atom , eXpansys Summary: Budget Windows Mobile Professional Device, with masses of storage and surround sound for annoying your fellow bus passengers, a bit bling looking but with a great radio application. Note: […]

Panasonic Lumix DMC-LS80 unboxed

Matt | March 9, 2008 |

We’ve reviewed a few Lumix cameras in the past and this is the latest Lumix DMC-LS80 digital compact camera from Panasonic. All new Lumix cameras incorporate a REC/PLAYBACK mode switch. This helps the photographer to instantly switch between recording mode and playback mode. The GUI (Graphic User Interface) has been upgraded to look more futuristic […]

Samsung i780 unboxed

Matt | March 8, 2008 |

Until the launch of the HTC TyTN II back in September 2007, my phone of choice was the Samsung i600. I liked the integrated keyboard and slim form factor but the one thing missing was built in GPS. However, Samsung recently released the i780 which looks like an updated version of the i600 but has […]

HP iPAQ 614 unboxed

Matt | March 7, 2008 |

The HP iPAQ 614 has been subject to a number of delays over the past few weeks but thanks to our friends at Clove Technology we finally have one to review. I haven’t had much time to use the 614 as yet but my initial thoughts are that this is a well designed and built […]

SanDisk announces 16GB industrial grade CF card

Matt | March 6, 2008 |

More SanDisk news from CeBIT, this time SanDisk announces their new 16GB industrial grade CompactFlash card for Mission-Critical Mass Storage Applications. The 16GB CompactFlash 5000 Meets Next Generation Demands for High Capacity and Performance in Harsh Operating Conditions. SanDisk Industrial CF card The full SanDisk news release: SanDisk Corporation today announced it is doubling the […]

SanDisk announces FlashBack automated backup device

Matt | March 5, 2008 |

CeBIT is now in full swing and today SanDisk announced their new effortless, automated backup device – FlashBack. In simple terms this is an ExpressCard adapter for your laptop PC that automatically and continuously backing up and encrypting critical data onto an SD card. SanDisk FlashBack Check out the press release for more info: You’re […]

Acer to buy E-TEN

Matt | March 5, 2008 |

Proving that there is more than one way to expand your Windows Mobile phone portfolio, Acer have announced that they have made E-TEN an acquisition offer which has been accepted. With the financial clout of Acer, the worlds third largest laptop manufacturer, it likely that we’ll see good things from E-TEN in the coming months. […]

HP iPAQ 214 review

Matt | March 4, 2008 |

With the vast array of mobile phones on today’s market equipped with Windows Mobile, or other PDA software, can HP’s latest standalone PDA device compete? Will people really want to carry around several devices for contacts, calendars and calls? Introduction HP’s latest iPAQ, the 214, at first glance seems a step back to the original […]