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M3100 Mini USB Compatible

Matt | August 7, 2006 |

In an earlier post we reported that the Orange M3100 (HTC Hermes) and the Orange C100 (HTC Oxygen) had proprietary USB connectors Having had the chance to play with an HTC TyTN, which is a Hermes variant, over the weekend I can confirm that although the USB connector is proprietary and looks rather bizarre, a […]

Where is the Dutch M3100?

Matt | August 6, 2006 |

Many of you will recall that I reported the release of the Orange M3100 in the Netherlands was due on the 4th August. Well, either someone is having a laugh with me or else really screwed up becasue it’s nowhere to be seen! :S Could this be down to a delay with the launch? Certainly […]

Review of Sony DCR-HC35 Handycam

Tracy Davis | August 5, 2006 |

[color=#6200aa]Matt bought me the Sony Handycam DCR-HC35 for my birthday this year and as I have now had it a couple of months I thought I would write a review of it. [/color] [color=#6200aa]The Camera is very small and light, and has been easy to use. But I will come back to those things later. […]

M3100 ‘Coming Soon’ on Orange site

Matt | August 4, 2006 |

Progress! Had a look at Orange’s UK website this morning and found the SPV M3100 has appeared in their ‘coming soon’ section. No official release date or prices yet but it is a step in the right direction. Lets hope that the actual release date is ‘soon’! QUOTE:[color=#f1670b] The ORANGE SPV M3100 is more than […]

PocketPC Walkie Talkie

Matt | August 3, 2006 |

Want to turn your PocketPC device in to a walkie talkie? Well now you can with 4Talk. 4Talk is the easy way to turn your Pocket PC into a two way communication device suitable for short range transmissions. Pair two or more Pocket PC’s to create a mini walkie talkie network, or use it in […]

Atlantis on launch pad

Matt | August 3, 2006 |

After its overnight rollout from the Vehicle Assembly Building, Space Shuttle Atlantis rests on the hard stand on Launch Pad 39B. The shuttle sits on top of the mobile launcher platform. The crawler, which transported it, is still underneath. Matt [Technorati tag(s): shuttle, nasa, Space Shuttle, ISS, Space, Science, STS-115, Space Shuttle Atlantis]

Acer TravelMate 3012 Review (Part 3)

Matt | August 2, 2006 |

Review Part 3 – Power management/battery life. Go To Part 1 of the review. Go To Part 2 of the review. As a commuter, power management and battery life are important features on any laptop. On other laptops that I’ve used I ended up installing various third party applications in order to help extend the […]

Atlantis rollout postponed

Tracy Davis | August 1, 2006 |

[color=#6200aa]The rollout to the launch pad of the Space Shuttle Atlantis has been postponed for a second time due to unfavourable weather conditions.[/color] [color=#6200aa]The rollout is now schedule to start no earlier than Wednesday at 2am EDT.[/color] [color=#6200aa]The launch window for this mission to resume construction of the International Space Station opens Aug. 27. During […]

Orange M3100 Netherlands Release

Matt | July 31, 2006 |

If you are looking for the M3100 review it’s HERE Everyone wants to know when they will be able to get their hands on the Orange M3100. Orange UK are being pretty tight lipped about it. Even those of us with friends within Orange are struggling to get the low-down. However, I have just heard […]

IE7 a ‘High Priority’ update?

Matt | July 31, 2006 |

Microsoft has decided to push Internet Explorer 7 out to your PC as ‘high priority’ via Windows Update. Although IE 7 will be pushed out over Automatic Updates, people will be able to choose whether they want to install it or not, Schare said. Automatic Updates will first notify people when IE 7 is ready […]