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NewsHTC One X: prices on UK networks and sim free
UPDATED: This year HTC revamped and simplified its smartphone line-up with the One range, it now consists of a trio of phones: the HTC One…
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NewsApple’s new iPad caught in Australian naming battle
Apple has failed to reach agreement with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) over the naming of the new iPad According to the Sydney…
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NewsUp to ‘pay what you get’ broadband campaign: The industry responds to Wispa
Last week we wrote of Wispa’s campaign to replace the ‘up to’ advertising of broadband speeds or the introduction of a sliding pay scale, which…
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NewsVirgin TV pirates’ ringleader stripped of more than £7,000 in illegal earnings
The leader of a gang who pirated Virgin cable TV to more than 40,000 users has been ordered to pay back more than £7,000 of…
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FeaturesHTC One X video review
The HTC One X was the first phone in HTC’s new One Series to land in the UK. It’s a big handset – and when…
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News£16 HomePlug AV adapter slashes cost of building powerline network
Broadband accessory farm Solwise has launched a range of HomePlug powerline network adapters for as little at £16. The Value Solwise range stretches from 200Mbps…
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NewsSamsung confirm Windows Phone 8 Apollo device before the year’s end
With the Samsung Galaxy S3 expected to be announced in a matter of weeks and the vast number of Samsung’s lineup already utilising Android as…
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NewsMorgan Plus E: Tomorrow’s World meets the Antiques Roadshow
The Morgan Plus E looks old, but its powertrain is brand spanking new. The Plus E uses a 94bhp (70kW) electric motor made by British…
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NewsSony Ericsson Android 4.0 ICS update begins European roll-out
The Sony Xperia S might be Sony Mobile’s golden boy at present, flaunting the latest hardware and software from the company but that doesn’t mean…
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NewsJapanese satnav lets your order fast food on the move
A project in Japan stands to make fast food even faster, by letting you order your McDonald’s burger and fries via your sat nav before…
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NewsBT hires 150 engineers for fast fibre broadband rollout
BT is creating 150 new full-time engineering jobs to help roll out its next-gen fibre broadband network. This takes the head count of BT’s fibre…
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NewsBT matches Virgin speeds with first 100Mbps office block fibre installation
BT Business has installed the UK’s multi-office business fibre-to-the-premises installation delivering up to 100Mbps down and 15Mbps up. The new BT Infinity for Business connection…
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NewsSamsung Galaxy S3 announcement coming May 3rd? London event planned
After the obligatory slew of speculation, rumours and doctored images which have roamed the Internet increasingly frequently of late, Samsung has revealed the date for…
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NewsTP-LINK TL-MR3040 turns your USB 3G dongle into a 150Mbps network
The TP-LINK TL-MR3040 has found a use for that old USB mobile broadband dongle you’ve got floating about. Yeah we know it doesn’t roll off…
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NewsCrackle app launches in the UK: On-demand movies and films from Sony
Sony has launched its Crackle app in the UK, bringing on-demand movies and TV shows to connected Bravia TVs, Blu-Ray players and network media devices….
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NewsInternet Connected Toasters: A history
Toasters will end up shopping us to the man if we’re not careful. Here’s a brief guide to the slow rise of these bread-burning back…
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NewsEVLIIS lets you recharge your EV from a friend’s house, updates your personal bill
A new system, known as ELVIIS, will let you pay a fair rate for whatever juice your electric car consumes whilst you’re away from home….
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NewsDistracted drivers get a dressing down
Falling asleep at the wheel on a long and boring journey is frightening, dangerous and increasingly likely given the fact so many people set off…
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