Posted by Mike Slocombe on 31 August 2006 | Tagged as: 3G, Bluetooth, Cellular, GPS, Mobile, Platforms, Reviews, VoIP, Wireless
Bolt on Wi-Fi to your Treo 650 smartphone with Enfora’s add-on sled.
Posted by Simon Perry on 31 August 2006 | Tagged as: Business, IFA, Industry Trends
Let’s hope the BDA have got a table big enough – Sun will be pulling up a chair to take its place on the board of directors.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 31 August 2006 | Tagged as: Audio Hardware, Music, Platforms, Portable
Say goodbye to boring speakers that just sit there and whoop it up with Logitech’s new interactive ones. With lights!
Posted by Simon Perry on 31 August 2006 | Tagged as: Audio Hardware, IFA, Music, Platforms
Will this be the device to loosen Apple’s control on music players? How many times has that been asked? This beauty _does_ look like stiff competition.
Posted by Simon Perry on 31 August 2006 | Tagged as: Distribution, IFA
O2 Germany announce dates for moving beyond mobile into fixed line, and it looks like O2 UK is planning the same type of move.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 30 August 2006 | Tagged as: Apple, Business, Google
Great clouds of dust engulf California as a back-slapping frenzy welcomes Eric Schmidt to Apple’s board.
Posted by Tim Bourne on 30 August 2006 | Tagged as: BBC, Content, Digital TV, Reviews
Last week, we bought you news from the EIEF and this week, Tim gives us a roundup of the EITF – that’s the Edinburgh International Television Festival.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 30 August 2006 | Tagged as: Content, Microsoft, Software, USA
Like the Scarlet Pimpernel, prices for Microsoft’s new OS pop up on the Web and then promptly vanish.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 30 August 2006 | Tagged as: Bluetooth, Mobile, Photography, Platforms, Portable, Storage, Uncategorized
Relive your school disco days with this versatile USB gadget that can read just about everything (except minds).
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 29 August 2006 | Tagged as: Content, Digital Rights Management (DRM), Music, Portable, USA
Offering Universal’s massive back catalogue, this new free music download service could be the one to shake up the market.
