Stuart Miles News Archive 
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Texting from home land line becomes possible with Magic Messenger
26 August 2004 17:36 GMT TweetNot content with texting from you mobile, BT has introduced a new service that will allow you to send and receive texts on a home number.
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Samsung introduces two new monitors in its Multi-function range - the SM730MP and SM730MW
26 August 2004 15:41 GMT TweetSamsung has announced the release of two new multi-functional monitors - the SM730MP and SM730MW, that promise to offer the latest multi function options and wide screen viewing for those after such things.
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Casion announce 5 new cameras - the EX-S100, EX-Z55, EX-Z50, EXILIM PRO EX-P700
25 August 2004 21:46 GMT TweetCASIO beating the rush to Photokina has announced the launch of five new digital cameras, including the world's smallest camera to include an optical zoom.
The new bunch of cameras kicks off with the EXILIM CARD EX-S100 the world's smallest... -
02 use Rugby sponsorship to keep its customers up to date
25 August 2004 20:40 GMT TweetFollowing last weeks announcement that O2 will continue its sponsorship of the England Rugby team, the company has now announced that it will be offering a number of text, MMS and WAP services to fans via the O2 network on the RFU, England Rugby, Six...
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T-Mobile go exclusive with the Motorola e398
25 August 2004 20:16 GMT TweetMotorola and T-mobile have joined forces to announce the e398 exclusively on the T-mobile network. The new phone boasts a colour display, 3d stereo surround sound vibration sensory technology (why of course) an integrated MP3 player, MPEG4 capabilities...
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Ricoh make it two cameras in one week with the R1
25 August 2004 19:51 GMT TweetNot content with launching one camera this week it seems Ricoh has launched another. This time it's the Caplio R1. Like the RZ1 its another 4 megapixel model that offers a 28mm wide angle 4.8x optical zoom lens in a 25mm thick slim body.
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NEC try to improve of 3G range with e228
25 August 2004 19:04 GMT TweetNEC is hoping is latest set of 3G phones will shun the criticism the first few model received. The new phones promise to be smaller than the companies previous attempts yet still offer all the interactivity that 3G offers.
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Wandoo ups the Broadband ante
24 August 2004 19:15 GMT TweetWanadoo is the latest company to up the ante on the broadband from. The company that was formerly Freeserve has reduced the price of its 1Mbps line to just £17.99, a price, which it believes is the cheapest deal yet from a major service provider.
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Creative drop price on MP3 range
24 August 2004 16:41 GMT TweetCreative, maybe feeling the pitch from other MP3 player manufacturers on the market and has announced a price drop for most of its range. Creative are calling it a new price strategy for it's range of MP3 players stating:
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TerraTec launches cinergy 250 USB external TV Card
24 August 2004 16:32 GMT TweetNew and improved features will bring high-quality TV and video to both
desktop and portable PCs
TerraTec has announced the release of a USB external TV Card that hopes to provide notebook and desktop computer users with a TV reception... -
Philips announces six DVD recorders - HDRW720, DVDR725H, DVDR520H, DVDR615, DVDR610 and DVDR630VR
23 August 2004 20:41 GMT TweetPhilips has released six new DVD recorders in an attempt to stamp its claim on the market. The new range includes Philips' first DVD-recorders to feature built in Hard Disk Drives that uniquely allow the viewer to access and retrieve content from the...
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Amacom launch small portable DVD-RW recorder
23 August 2004 20:24 GMT TweetAmacom Technologies has announced the launch of its new Baby DVD rewriter for creating music and video compilations at home and on the move. One of the smallest and lightest portable dual format DVD drives of its kind available on the market today the...
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Kodak launches Sports image library for mobile phones
23 August 2004 19:34 GMT TweetKodak has started to make an entry into the mobile phone market. Earlier this month they announced the Printer Dock Plus, which has been adapted to allow mobile phones to print directly to it. Today, as part of its Mobile Services Kodak has announced...
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Canon announces multitude of new models - the A400, A95, S70, G6 and the EOS 20D
23 August 2004 19:23 GMT TweetCanon has announced a host of new cameras for the beginner, prosumer and professional photographer alike. The new models are mostly updates of previous versions available on the market.
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Ricoh launches the Caplio RZ1
19 August 2004 21:00 GMT TweetRicoh has launched the Caplio RZ1 a 4.0 megapixel digital camera with 3x optical zoom lens in a 25mm super slim body aimed it believes at the fashion conscious.
The cameras also features a 1cm macro technology as well as an AF target shift... -
Napster and Virgin Radio launch the first online music chart on national radio in UK
19 August 2004 19:41 GMT TweetNapster and Virgin Radio are launching the nation's very first online music chart on national radio. The first chart reflecting the download revolution will be broadcast on the station on starting on Sunday August 29th at 7pm.
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Apple G4 Powerbook battery recall
19 August 2004 19:29 GMT TweetApple is recalling almost 30,000 faulty batteries used in its 15in Powerbook G4 laptops. The fault has arisen from an internal short circuit in the batteries that causes them to overheat and possibly pose a fire hazard to consumers. So far no injuries...
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Philips and Nike join forces on audio range
19 August 2004 14:57 GMT TweetPhilips has teamed up with Nike to create a personal sports audio range for the sporty at mind.
The range consists of a number of players: including two MP3 players: (PSA220) and MP3MAX (PSA250), a digital audio player: the MP3CD (PSA410)... -
A new entertainment system for the kitchen?
18 August 2004 20:21 GMT TweetBeyond Europe has launched a new television and DVD player with FM radio, a video monitoring system and internet access for the kitchen called the iCEBOX FlipScreen.
The unit, which has been designed to fit under a kitchen wall unit offers... -
Philips has announced two new sets of noise reduction headphones
18 August 2004 19:00 GMT TweetPhilips has announced today two new noise reduction headphones - the SBC HN060 and SBC HN110. The sets work by creating an equal but opposite waveform, which by a process of subtraction reduces background noise.
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Telewest aim to aid customers in setting up home network
18 August 2004 17:23 GMT TweetTelewest Broadband has partnered with Netgear in the UK to provide its customers with a wireless home networking service.
The service, based around an online wizard will enable the cable company's blueyonder broadband internet customers to... -
BT hopes to bring broadband to everybody
18 August 2004 16:15 GMT TweetBT said in a press conference today that it has removed one of the biggest stumbling blocks in getting customers who live further than 6km away from an exchange a broadband connection.
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Xbox price cut to sub £100 while Sony's PS2 moves to £105
18 August 2004 15:44 GMT TweetMicrosoft and Sony have announced that they will be cutting the cost of its consoles in an attempt to woo further customers in the run up to Christmas. The Xbox console has been reduced to £99 from this Friday (27 August 2004) while the PlayStation 2...
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New Scan and Learn microwave offers to do the cooking for you
Barcode friendly 17 August 2004 18:20 GMT TweetA new microwave oven that reads the barcodes on ready-made meals and other microwavable foods as well as automatically seting the cook time and temperature has been launched this month by Beyond.
The new Scan and Learn Microwave avoids... -
Microsoft's update troubles deepen further
17 August 2004 17:47 GMT TweetUPDATE: It seems that the plot thickens further as the list of programs that will work “differently” after the service pack 2 has expanded to 200 applications on the eve of the consumer roll out of the update.
Now major applications including...
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Sony Vaio E Series pictures and hands-on Everyday laptops
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Canon EOS 650D coming in June - specs leaked About time and all
Diablo III collector's edition pictures and hands-on
Want to transfer Android apps to a Windows Phone? Microsoft would like to help Showing App-titude
Samsung Galaxy S III receives 9 million pre-orders Are you one of the crowd?
ICANN and the dot anything: do we care about domain names? The web is changing
WIN: Tickets to Ibiza Rocks to see Maverick Sabre and Labrinth live Epic prize courtesy of Sony
Olympic diving hope Tom Daley gets own iOS game Tom Daley Dive 2012
Cisco Linksys X3000 One for basic users
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Steve Jobs dreamt of creating an iCar What might have been
Twitter suggests who to follow according to your web history Separate the 'tweet' from the chaff
Pentax K-30: 16-megapixel weather-proofed mid-level DSLR 81 seals makes this one tough cam
Olympus OM-D E-M5 review
The compact system camera to beat all others?
Nokia Lumia 900 review
Is big beautiful?
HTC One V review
V for victory?
Huawei Ascend G300 review
Big bang for your hundred quid
FIFA 12: UEFA Euro 2012 review
Lacks polish, if not the Polish
Asus Transformer Pad TF300T review
Transforms your money in to a great tablet
BlackBerry Mini Keyboard for PlayBook review
Will this make working on the go easier?
Fujifilm X-Pro1 review
Like a Leica
Nikon Coolpix P510 review
Does the P510 zoom beyond expectations?
Volkswagen Beetle Design 1.2TSi DSG review
The bug is back. Again.
The Walking Dead: The Game review
Fleshed out zombie bonanza
HP Envy 14 Spectre review
The Ultrabook that isn't an Ultrabook
Fujifilm FinePix HS30EXR review
Can Fujifilm’s latest put the ‘super’ in superzoom?
Nikon Coolpix S6300 review
Point, shoot and scoot