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NewsVirgin Media: 41 London Underground stations now have Wi-Fi
Virgin Media has announced that 41 London Underground tube stations now have access to Wi-Fi. The wireless network has been used by over 100,000 tube…
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NewsInfinitec Pocket TV; a Smart TV that looks like a USB dongle: Smart TV Tuesday
A late but nonetheless worthy addition to Smart TV Tuesday is Infinitec’s Pocket TV. Pocket TV is a tiny little device that looks a lot like…
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NewsHandgrip iPhone charger improves your golf skills and battery life
There’s a huge market of charging accessories from third-party manufacturers; speaker docks, cradles, car chargers and even solar panel systems, but never have we seen golf…
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FeaturesBest iPhone 5 concepts
Concepts give us a chance to stretch our imagination, as we dream about our favourite phone, creating something visually stimulating and exciting. The huge success…
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News330Mbps Fibre to the Premises: Who is signing up for BT Openreach’s new broadband?
Yesterday BT Openreach announced that the premium Fibre to the Premises (FTTP) service, promising speeds of up to 330Mbps, has been made commercially available to…
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FeaturesNissan Deltawing Vs Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird
One is a futuristic harbinger of airborne death and the other is built by the same people that gave us the Qashqai. Yes, they may…
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News90 per cent 24Mbps broadband coverage won’t happen by 2015, says CLA
The Country Land and Business Association (CLA) isn’t optimistic about the UK Government’s target to get superfast broadband to 90 per cent of the country…
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NewsDirect Save Telecom to monitor connection charges for 118 118 calls
Direct Save Telecom is launching a new monitoring service aimed at keeping customers in the loop about the connection charges associated with directory enquiry calls….
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NewsHTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE coming to Verizon
HTC has been busy on both sides of the pond, managing the release of its 2012 device lineup which was kicked off by the arrival…
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NewsSony Xperia Go and Xperia Miro up for UK pre-order
The smart and hardy Sony Xperia Go and the small but competent Sony Xperia Miro, have both appeared on a number of online retailers sites priced…
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NewsGingerbread still the leading Android OS, Froyo second. Where’s ICS?
We may have just been treated to a new serving of Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, but according to Google, Ice Cream Sandwich still hasn’t made it…
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NewsUS beats UK for data requests in Twitter Transparency Report
Twitter has published its first Transparency Report which shows the number of information requests from various governments around the world. The US government tops the…
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NewsTooway Direct launches up to 18Mbps speeds on satellite broadband
Tooway Direct has announced an upgrade to its satellite broadband services which sees download speeds jumping to 18Mbps. This is a speed boost that’s been…
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NewsZen Internet to launch 330Mbps FTTP broadband
Zen Internet has announced that it’ll be launching a 330Mbps FTTP broadband service. Following yesterday’s announcement from BT Openreach, 330Mbps FTTP lines are now commercially…
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NewsBlackBerry 2013 roadmap leaks, shows off BB10 lineup
BB10 may have been delayed until the turn of the year, but now we have a clearer picture of what consumers can expect from the…
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NewsNokia claim patent infringement against Google Nexus 7 tablet
It’s been less than a week since the team from Google unveiled their latest and greatest product, the Nexus 7 tablet, but already has it…
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FeaturesBest HTC One X cases
The HTC One X is HTCs flagship handset and comes with a pretty tasty spec-sheet including a quad-core NVIDIA Tegra 3 processor, 4.8-inch screen and…
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FeaturesAre new Euro tyre labels too dumbed-down to be useful?
A new European labelling scheme for car tyres, designed to help you choose the right rubber, will become compulsory in November 2012. Manufacturers are already…
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