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  • Sweex sell portable media player with Mr Bean. Audio, MP3 players, Sweex 0

    Sweex sell portable media player with Mr Bean

    For diehard fans 19 February 2007 12:05 GMT

    Sony Ericsson got a movie marketing deal with the king of cool, James Bond; Sweex apparently signed one with Mr Bean.

    The company is now offering their Blaze MP4 player as a Limited Edition with Mr Bean's Holiday trailer preloaded on to it.

    Those...

  • Roberts unveils Sound 78 DAB radio with 3-way speakers. Audio, Radios, Alarm clocks, Roberts 0

    Roberts unveils Sound 78 DAB radio with 3-way speakers

    Stylish and modern alternative 19 February 2007 11:44 GMT

    Roberts, the makers of retro-looking, leather-encased radios has released a more modern-looking one, the Sound 78 DAB radio.

    The Sound 78 has a 3-way speaker systems and incorporates a bass woofer in its compact design.

    In includes an input socket...

  • Adobe Lightroom 1.0 now shipping. Software, PC software, Photo editing software, Adobe 0

    Adobe Lightroom 1.0 now shipping

    Beta to expire 28 February 19 February 2007 11:18 GMT

    Adobe has announced that its RAW workflow software, Lightroom 1.0, is now available and shipping.

    As expected, the software retails for £146.88 from Adobe's website, and is available as a boxed version and as a download.

    Lightroom is not expected...

  • Flaws in Firefox and IE7 could give hackers hard drive access. Software, Online, Viruses And Malware, Microsoft, Mozilla 0

    Flaws in Firefox and IE7 could give hackers hard drive access

    Fixes already in the pipeline 19 February 2007 11:06 GMT

    A security researcher has discovered two fairly serious flaws in Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser and Mozilla's Firefox.

    Michal Zalewski, who posts to a security mailing list, says that the browsers' flaws could allow hackers to get data by luring users...

  • Mexican airline rents iPods to passengers. Audio, MP3 players, iPod, Airlines 0

    Mexican airline rents iPods to passengers

    Part of a plan to make airtravel more enticing 19 February 2007 10:18 GMT

    Coffee, Tea, or iPod?

    That's the question flight attendants on one Mexican airline are already asking passengers.

    Although several US airlines are in talks with Apple about offering iPod seat connections, Volaris has taken a short cut and simply...

  • Microsoft brings MSN Soapbox out of private beta. Software, Online, Websites, Microsoft 0

    Microsoft brings MSN Soapbox out of private beta

    MSN service goes head to head with YouTube 19 February 2007 9:54 GMT

    Microsoft has launched a public beta of its YouTube-rivalling MSN Soapbox video sharing site.

    Although originally unveiled last September, MSN Soapbox has only been available to invited beta testers.

    Now users can browse and watch whatever they...

  • General Electronics to start making digital cameras. CompactCameras

    General Electronics to start making digital cameras

    Right out of the blue into the fray 16 February 2007 18:27 GMT

    General Electronics is to go up against the likes of Olympus, Canon, Nikon and Samsung and enter the digital camera market with the General Imaging Co.

    The eight new GE digital cameras will debut at PMA in Las Vegas during 8-11 March.

    The headline product...

  • Cheese grating simplified with battery-operated gadget. Gadgets, Kitchen gadgets 0

    Cheese grating simplified with battery-operated gadget

    Pop in a bit of cheese and watch it go 16 February 2007 17:40 GMT

    While grated cheese, including parmesan and cheddar for sarnies, is one of the great joys of life, actually grating it can be a bit of a drag.

    Get down to the stub and you can lose a fingernail; and then there's always the cleanup.

    The Deni Healthy...

  • USB smelly flash drive. Gadgets, Storage, Photos 0

    USB smelly flash drive

    May clash with your aroma pen 16 February 2007 17:25 GMT

    Not long ago we told you about the aromatherapy pens that release a fragrance as your write; now your workplace's atmosphere can be sweetened with Debreu's smelly USB flash drives.

    One version of the "Scent Drive" is encased in a metal case with a delicate lacey...

  • Google buys in-game advertising company Adscape. Biz, Mergers, Google, Gaming industry, NASA, Zune, Censorship, iPod, Gaming 0

    Google buys in-game advertising company Adscape

    Google advertising everywhere 16 February 2007 17:23 GMT

    Google, having spread its sphere of influence beyond internet advertising into radio marketing, is now dipping its toe into the gaming ad market with the acquisition of Adscape.

    The company has paid $23 million for the company, which has developed the technology...

  • Sling some mud at this clock. Gadgets, Alarm clocks, Photos 0

    Sling some mud at this clock

    No batteries required 16 February 2007 16:47 GMT

    If you're tired of conventional time-telling devices, how's this for you: a mud-powered clock.

    Apparently you just plant some seeds in some mud you harvest from your garden, hook up a few wires, and within a short time, hey presto - you've got a working clock.

  • Bean2Bed turns from beanbag to spare bed. Gadgets, Photos 0

    Bean2Bed turns from beanbag to spare bed

    Soft gadget for the space-conscious home owner 16 February 2007 16:29 GMT

    How many times have you crashed a friend's tiny flat and wished that they're sofa was just a bit bigger, softer, and more bed-like.

    The makers of Bean2Bed have taken pity on those of us with small spaces by creating a beanbag chair that doubles as a bed.

  • Zero-day attack in Microsoft Word launched after Patch Tuesday. Software, PC software, Viruses And Malware, Microsoft, Cameras 0

    Zero-day attack in Microsoft Word launched after Patch Tuesday

    Exploit found in older version of Word 16 February 2007 15:30 GMT

    Microsoft has warned of a flaw in Word that is currently being exploited in the wild; the advisory comes just a couple of days after Security Patch Tuesday.

    The zero-day attack affects Microsoft Office 2000 and Office XP; in order for an attack to be carried...

  • Coming soon, the Hummer phone. Phones, Mobile phones, Hummer 0

    Coming soon, the Hummer phone

    New range of mobiles to be launched under the Hummer name 16 February 2007 14:44 GMT

    Although vehicle manufacturers aren't the first place you'd look for mobile phones, that may be about to change as Hummer are planning to launch a new range of devices.

    Modelabs Group, which is a Customized Design Manufacturer, will design, produce, market,...

  • Apple ultraportable computer rumours surface. Hardware, Laptops, Apple, Rumours 0

    Apple ultraportable computer rumours surface

    Insiders say it'll be launched this summer 16 February 2007 14:20 GMT

    The Apple rumour mill was somewhat quietened by the iPhone launch in January, but now there's a new story on the block.

    It seems that contacts working on a new project have spilled the beans about a "sub-notebook" to website Apple Insider.

    According...

  • General Electrics to enter the digital camera market. Cameras, Compact cameras, Camera industry, GE, Vista, iTunes, Macworld2007 0

    General Electrics to enter the digital camera market

    Right out of the blue into the fray 16 February 2007 14:03 GMT

    With an out of left field announcement, General Electrics is to enter the digital camera market with the General Imaging Co.

    The eight new GE digital cameras will debut at PMA in Las Vegas during 8-11 March. The headline product will be a 12Mp model, part of...

  • Music industry agrees DRM is too restrictive. Audio, Online, Music downloads, Surveys, Music industry 0

    Music industry agrees DRM is too restrictive

    But they're not going to stop using it 16 February 2007 12:50 GMT

    Conflicting reports are circulating about the music industry's opinions about copy-protection and Digital Rights Management (DRM).

    After Steve Jobs posted his letter about the industry, saying that music companies should stop mandating that their digital tracks...

  • Weekender case gives your back a rest. Hardware, Laptop accessories, Tech Air 0

    Weekender case gives your back a rest

    Wheeled bag for your laptop 16 February 2007 12:33 GMT

    There's a new solution to your packing problems with the launch of the tech air Weekender bag.

    This compact wheely case protects your laptop and has enough room, at 54 x 36.5 x 16.5cm, for a change of clothes and toiletries.

    Three compartments separate...

  • Cisco gives Apple more time over iPhone name lawsuit. Phones, Mobile phones, Mobile phone industry, Cisco, Apple, Biz, Lawsuits, iPod, Gaming 0

    Cisco gives Apple more time over iPhone name lawsuit

    Extension granted until 21 February 16 February 2007 12:20 GMT

    In the ongoing saga of the iPhone name dispute, Cisco has granted Apple another extension of negotiations, this one to last until next Wednesday, 21 February.

    "Cisco is fully committed to using the extra time to reach a mutually beneficial resolution", said...

  • Philips brings cordless VoIP to the UK with the VOIP841 phone

    Free your Skype calls from the PC 16 February 2007 11:41 GMT

    Philips has finally announced the launch date and price for its Skype-certified VoIP phone, the VOIP841.

    The company debuted it at IFA in August with an expected launch before Christmas, but the UK is to receive it in March for £130.

    The cordless...

  • Sennheiser launches PC121 monaural headset. Phones, Phone accessories, Sennheiser, VoIP, Headsets 0

    Sennheiser launches PC121 monaural headset

    Designed for VoIP 16 February 2007 11:17 GMT

    Sennheiser, known for their headsets and headphones, has just released another small headset in its range of over 10 models.

    This one is a departure from the norm with a minimalist look and low price of £23.

    The PC121 in-ear monaural headset is...

  • Half of the UK's youth pay to download music. Audio, Online, Music downloads, Surveys 0

    Half of the UK's youth pay to download music

    At least, half of those surveyed do 16 February 2007 11:06 GMT

    More than half of the young people in the UK pay to download music, according to a new survey.

    The research done by Q Research didn't question every young person in the UK, but took a sample of around 1500 people aged 11 to 25.

    The survey showed...

  • Amazon.co.uk's PS3 pre-order gets off to a late start. Gaming, PS3, Gaming industry, Sony 0

    Amazon.co.uk's PS3 pre-order gets off to a late start

    More than a 4 hour delay 16 February 2007 10:40 GMT

    The PS3 pre-order on Amazon.co.uk has not gone quite according to plan, with orders not being taken at a 9am start yesterday as promised.

    The site said it would allocate its first shipment of PS3s to pre-order customers, and would start accepting orders in the...

  • Maplin launches £125 Wi-Fi phone for Skype calls. Phones, Mobile phones, VoIP, Maplin, Skype 0

    Maplin launches £125 Wi-Fi phone for Skype calls

    Free yourself from your PC 13 February 2007 17:54 GMT

    Maplin Electronics has launched its offering to the mobile VoIP market with a new SMC Wi-Fi Internet Phone.

    In - you guessed it - white, the phone lets you easily make calls via Skype without being attached to your PC.

    It works through any open...

  • F700

    Samsung shows off Ultra Smart F-series

    Choose Movies, Video, or Music 13 February 2007 17:51 GMT

    Four Ultra editions is not all that Samsung had up its sleeve today. It's also showcasing five Ultra Smart smartphones at 3GSM.

    Top of the range is the F700, which we reported on a couple of weeks ago. It boasts HSDPA at up to 7.2Mbps, as well as tri-band, has...

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