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NewsMan builds working hover bike prototype
It may have taken endless millennia, but the future is almost here: an Australian man has built what appears to be the world’s first working…
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NewsAndroid TV will kill Google TV. It’s the natural way.
What is the point of Google TV in the world of Android? It’s a question that’s nagged at me for a while, but devices like…
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NewsOnLive coming to Google TVs, put that in your pipe OUYA
OnLive will be coming to a Google TV near you, thanks to a deal announced today between the cloud gaming service and chipmaker Marvell. OnLive,…
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NewsMeeGo smartphones back this year?
UPDATED: In any mainstream mobile capacity it’s safe to say MeeGo died a death. The fall of a much loved alternative mobile OS which played…
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NewsProporta and National Gallery launch iPhone and iPad cases
British-based mobile phone case manufacturer Proporta has announced an exclusive collaboration with the National Gallery London to bring some of the museum’s most iconic paintings to…
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NewsOUYA Android-based games console for under $100 could take on Xbox
The video games industry has had a lot on its plate in recent years, not only with the financial recession, but the increasing effect mobile…
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NewsHTC Flyer successor destined for the UK
HTC has been blazing a trail into 2012 with the introduction of the One Series, their high end trio of Android Ice Cream Sandwich devices….
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NewsBT slates pay-TV movie ruling: wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong and wrong again
BT has followed Virgin in a blistering attack on competition regulator’s ‘unjustified’ decision not to cut the cost of Sky’s competitors showing its film channels….
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NewsAAISP’s Etherway super business fibre gets a rocky start with BT
The first UK trial of a no-contention unlimited fibre broadband for business has ground to a halt after BT Openreach turned a seven-hour repair promise…
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NewsBaked – Episode 1: OS Wars, Nokia 808 PureView and Asphalt 7
It’s an exciting week for Recombu Mobile, as today we’re launching our new mobile phone video podcast – Baked. In Baked, Recombu reviews guru Basil Kronfli and…
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NewsFujitsu pulls out of Cumbria broadband but not out of UK
Fujitsu has axed its bid to build a rural broadband network in Cumbria but will continue to bid in other areas where there are enough…
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NewsApple iPhone 5 engineering sample photographed in China
At this stage we’re at risk of eating our hats if the upcoming iPhone 5 doesn’t offer users a larger screen. We’ve already seen or…
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NewsAndroid 4.1.1 Jelly Bean update arrives for Samsung Galaxy Nexus and Google Nexus 7
Get your Samsung Galaxy Nexus at the ready, because the long-awaited Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update is here. As was promised following its unveiling at…
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FeaturesSamsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 vs Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (10.1) Video
Announced at MWC in Febuary, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (10.1) is the successor to the first Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, not the original 7-inch Galaxy Tab…
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NewsMotorola MOTOSMART confirmed: hands-on photos
With the Motorola Atrix HD launching in the US, the company’s UK portfolio has been looking a little tired of late. The Android powered RAZR…
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NewsSony launch Xperia Unleashed: offer prizes for finding their lost robots
Sony Mobile didn’t just adopt a new name as they headed into 2012, come March time they’d teamed up with acclaimed director Wes Anderson to…
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NewsiPPea Android 4.0 ‘thumb PC’ dongle smartens up any HDMI TV
Big set-top TV boxes are looking more and more like dinosaurs as another dongle-sized smart TV adapter arrives in the shape of the cutely-named iPPea….
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NewsAngry Birds on a hacked Google Nexus Q: Smart TV Tuesday
We’ve been pondering a fair bit about the Google Nexus Q, the Magic 8-ball media streaming hub, and what it might entail for the future…
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