BBC Say Yes (Probably) to FreeSat
Posted by Simon Perry on 28 February 2007 | Tagged as: BBC, Distribution, Satellite TV, Satellite-delivered, UK
It’s taken long enough to get to it, but it looks like the BBC is getting back on track with FreeSat
Posted by Simon Perry on 28 February 2007 | Tagged as: BBC, Distribution, Satellite TV, Satellite-delivered, UK
It’s taken long enough to get to it, but it looks like the BBC is getting back on track with FreeSat
Posted by Simon Perry on 28 February 2007 | Tagged as: Cellular, GPS, Mobile, Orange, Platforms, Portable, UK
Orange bring a new smart phone to the UK. This one with comes with GPS built-in.
Posted by Simon Perry on 28 February 2007 | Tagged as: Apple, Broadband, Platforms
Apple has announced that their Apple TV product will be ‘a few weeks late.’ Observers aren’t that surprised by this as it was originally intended to be released in February and that’s pretty much run out. The new date is quoted as mid-March. Apple TV will have a similar interface to their Front Row software [...]
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 27 February 2007 | Tagged as: Photography, Platforms, Sony
Two new great-looking digicams roll out from Sony – but where’s the movie mode gone?
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 27 February 2007 | Tagged as: Platforms, Wireless
Super shiny futuristic radio sports 37GB of disk space for Archers junkies.
Posted by Simon Perry on 27 February 2007 | Tagged as: Government, Legal, Mobile, Portable, Regulation, UK
A major disincentives for UK people who are planning to use their mobile phones in their cars.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 27 February 2007 | Tagged as: Gadgets, Mobile, Platforms, Portable
Keep your gadgets fed with leccy with this pocket-sized solar/USB charger.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 26 February 2007 | Tagged as: Music, Platforms, Portable, USB device
Students of riffology can now unleash their licks through their laptop.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 26 February 2007 | Tagged as: Content, Google, User Generated Content (UGC), Video Services
Legal slapdowns from the big boys fail to stop the rise of the video sharing phenomenon.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 26 February 2007 | Tagged as: Distribution, USA, Wireless
A third of US surfers have now accessed the Internet via a wireless connection.