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  • Creative Live! Cam Optia AF  focuses in on the picture. Cameras, Webcams, Creative, Video And Editing, Wi-Fi 0

    Creative Live! Cam Optia AF focuses in on the picture

    Comes complete with 2 megapixel sensor 27 April 2007 16:57 GMT

    Creative has upped the ante in the world of webcams by launching a new auto focusing model with a 2 megapixel sensor.

    Called the Creative Live! Cam Optia AF is according to the company the world's first webcam to offer auto focus technology...

  • BBC and ITV to launch HD ready Freesat service. Home Cinema, PVRs, BBC, ITV 0

    BBC and ITV to launch HD ready Freesat service

    BBC and ITV partner to begin providing HD programming 27 April 2007 16:32 GMT

    The BBC and ITV have announced they will be joining forces to launch a Satellite HD offering called Freesat

    The new service, which will go up against Sky’s HD service will provide up to 200 standard and high-def channels and will require...

  • Microsoft offices seeks English words. Software 0

    Microsoft offices seeks English words

    Microsoft is seeking to update its dictionary of English words 27 April 2007 15:56 GMT

    We see the English (UK) and English (US) options, but even then it is difficult to get the correct word. Microsoft is hoping to change this and take on the true English language, by asking for it.

    Officially the company is launching a project...

  • Optimus Maximus keyboard gets date and price. Hardware, Mice And Keyboards, Art Lebedev, Gaming 0

    Optimus Maximus keyboard gets date and price

    Optimus Maximus keyboard given a rough date for release 27 April 2007 15:31 GMT

    Rumours are surfacing on the web that uber keyboard, the Optimus Maximus, will finally be available later this year priced at a whopping $1564.

    The keyboard, which is designed for gamers, typographers and translators, as well as graphics...

  • Philips launch dirt-free mice range. Hardware, Mice And Keyboards, Philips, CES2007 0

    Philips launch dirt-free mice range

    Clean enough to eat your lunch off - supposedly 27 April 2007 15:13 GMT

    Acknowledging many of us eat food at our desks, Philips has launched a new range of mice clean enough to eat your lunch off.

    The new models will each have a wipe clean, high-gloss casing to prevent dirt build-up.

    The SPM7711,...

  • Visa takes to Second Life. Software, Online, Gaming, Visa, second life 0

    Visa takes to Second Life

    Visa takes out an island on Second Life to join a virtual law firm 27 April 2007 15:04 GMT

    Second Life appears to be fast becoming First Life as more and more companies attempt to market themselves in the virtual community.

    Credit card company Visa, has announced that it has staked its claim in the virtual world with the purchase...

  • Vodafone offers YouTube on the go. Phones, Mobile phone apps, Vodafone, YouTube 0

    Vodafone offers YouTube on the go

    "Best of" will give customers 15 to 20 videos a day 27 April 2007 14:45 GMT

    Vodafone keen to encourage users to spend even more on data charges as teamed up with YouTube to offer the online video sharing website to its customers via the Vodafone Live service.

    The mobile phone operator has held back, however, from...

  • UK slips down two places in e-readiness league table. Software, Surveys 0

    UK slips down two places in e-readiness league table

    Asian and African nations catch up to close digital divide 27 April 2007 14:36 GMT

    The UK has slipped down the “e-readiness” readiness scale according to new ranking produced today by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU).

    The rankings, which measure each country’s e-business environment, looking at a collection of factors...

  • Lindy brings back the floppy drive. Hardware, Storage, Lindy 0

    Lindy brings back the floppy drive

    Brought back from the dead - all 1.4MB of it 27 April 2007 14:20 GMT

    Lindy has launched an attempt to bring back the floppy disk with the launch of a USB floppy drive that will once again enable users to access 3.5-inch floppy disks on their PC or Mac.

    Floppies tailed out a few years ago with hardly any PCs...

  • MySpaceIM goes BlackBerry. Software, Mobile phones, MySpace, AOL 0

    MySpaceIM goes BlackBerry

    RIM BlackBerry smartphones supports MySpaceIM 27 April 2007 12:32 GMT

    Furthering the capabilities of BlackBerry's Shape Services has introduced the seventh heaven for communications enthusiasts.

    MySpaceIM, the instant messaging system part of the social network phenomenon, is now available on RIM BlackBerry...

  • Sony challenges YouTube with video sharing website. Software, Online, YouTube, Sony 0

    Sony challenges YouTube with video sharing website

    Only available in Japan for now 27 April 2007 12:09 GMT

    Sony has announced that it will attempt to challenge YouTube’s video sharing dominance with the launch of a new video-sharing website in Japan.

    The Sony service called eyeVio, sees the company follow NBC and Universal’s move to provide some...

  • Budget GPS PDA to come from Trimble. Phones, GPS, PDAs, Trimble, Verizon, eXpansys, 3G, Biz, Cameras, Nikon, DSLR cameras, Compact cameras, Digital cameras, Sony, BlackBerry, CDs, Woolworths, Music downloads, Sigma, Sharp, Disney, Home Cinema, DVD, CoPilot 0

    Budget GPS PDA to come from Trimble

    Trimble sets to cut costs for the mobile workforce 27 April 2007 11:59 GMT

    Trimble has taken it on itself to launch a budget model PDA for the ever-growing mobile workforce.

    The Juno ST is meant to keep employees in contact, continue working and make locating much easier at a low-price. This low-price is still yet...

  • Keyport claims to be ultimate keyring. Gadgets 0

    Keyport claims to be ultimate keyring

    Designed to eliminate pocket damage 27 April 2007 11:42 GMT

    It's not on the market yet, not even in production yet it seems the designers of the keyport are so confident a stylish website has been set up showing off the products attributes.

    KeyPort is a hub for your keys, not flash or USB but car,...

  • New remote concept to tidy up your coffee table. Home Cinema, Remote controls, Philips, Photos 0

    New remote concept to tidy up your coffee table

    A new look for the humble clicker 27 April 2007 11:31 GMT

    A new concept design for the humble remote, has been shown off by Philips and designer Chen Hung Ming.

    Rather than an something with more buttons that a military parade, Chen Hung Ming’s design opts for a book style offering with different...

  • Wind chime alarm clock clangs you out of your slumber. Gadgets, Alarm clocks, Photos 0

    Wind chime alarm clock clangs you out of your slumber

    Sound of metal pipes clinking against each other enough - supposedly 27 April 2007 11:20 GMT

    If you are still undecided as to how you want to wake up in the morning, then perhaps the Wind Chime Alarm is the one for you.

    With the summer just around the corner, the new alarm clock promises to wake you up to the soothing “sound of...

  • Swivel USB hub and card reader for efficiency. Hardware, USB gadgets, Memory card readers, Photos 0

    Swivel USB hub and card reader for efficiency

    USB2 rotating hub that combines with card reader 27 April 2007 11:14 GMT

    This mighty little fellow looks like it will make life easier if you have a lot of digital devices requiring the multi-tude of memory and flash sticks/cards.

    It rotates, it adjusts and it changes shape. The combo card and USB reader can handle...

  • Barbie goes multimedia for geeky girls. Software, Online, Barbie, Mattel 0

    Barbie goes multimedia for geeky girls

    For young gadget girl nerds in training, Barbie launches new products 27 April 2007 11:04 GMT

    Girl Gamers became all the rage at the 2006 London Games Festival and now Barbie is linking up to the online generation.

    Mattel has launched a new Barbie Girl online community where little ladies can lay games, chat and "hang out" with other...

  • No big fuss over HD DVD. Home Cinema, HD DVD, Blu-ray 0

    No big fuss over HD DVD

    Blu-ray sales announcement inspire HD DVD 27 April 2007 10:14 GMT

    The big industry fight that last a couple of years between whether Blu-ray or HD DVD was better seems to have become just as challenging for the public.

    At the beginning of this week Blu-ray announced it has sold a million units, and then...

  • Sidekick iD makes its T-Mobile debut. Phones, Mobile phones, T-Mobile, Sidekick 0

    Sidekick iD makes its T-Mobile debut

    Smartphone moves to personisation for anyone not just business users 27 April 2007 10:06 GMT

    If you've been watching Hereos then this smartphone will be no stranger to you. The popular device with the Cheerleader is one that may pop over this side of the ocean soon.

    Much like the early Nokia’s with the interchangeable fascias, the...

  • Inexpensive laptop project reversed. Hardware, Laptops, OLPC 0

    Inexpensive laptop project reversed

    Project to reduce price of laptops to developing nations goes to US first 27 April 2007 9:47 GMT

    The concept that £50 laptops were to become available to developing nations to help the world's poorest children was perhaps too good to be true.

    The non profit "One Laptop per Child" project has said that it will be using America to sell...

  • Goodmans good price for DAB and MP3 in one. Audio, MP3 players, Radios, Goodmans 0

    Goodmans good price for DAB and MP3 in one

    Goodmans pocket DAB/FM radio and MP3 player combo 27 April 2007 9:29 GMT

    Goodmans has introduced a sporty looking portable DAB/FM Radio and MP3 Player with a 1GB memory.

    The GMP31G7DAB is designed like any personal MP3 player but with the rare added ability to listen to DAB Radio. Its 1GB of memory will allow...

  • Developments for Google Desktop 5. Software, Online, Search engines, Google 0

    Developments for Google Desktop 5

    Google Desktop 5 speaks 29 languages, security and better with your PC 27 April 2007 9:12 GMT

    Google has launched its Desktop 5 application with a few changes that includes adding its first venture into Hindi.

    The key difference for the tool is the redesign to improve the look and feel of the sidebar and its security. Also new, are...

  • DIY Moleskin Hard drive to store all your digital memories. Gadgets, Storage, Photos 0

    DIY Moleskin Hard drive to store all your digital memories

    Notebook gets confused with its identity 26 April 2007 17:25 GMT

    If it was good enough for Ernest Hemmingway then it's good enough for us, however true die-hard fans of the Moleskin notebooks are feeling left out with the move to more technologically advanced writing methods (read laptops).

    One Gadget...

  • Apple of opportunity for video producers. Software, Apple, Modest Mouse, Video editing software 0

    Apple of opportunity for video producers

    Modest Mouse team with Apple for everyday video producers 26 April 2007 17:13 GMT

    The band Modest Mouse have posted 12 high-quality videos of them performing, shot from multiple angles in front of a green screen.

    Apple conveniently has editing tools in the name of Final Cut Studio and software Logic.

    The band...

  • Music lessons begin using DJ decks. Audio, Speakers, Pioneer 0

    Music lessons begin using DJ decks

    Pioneer technology brings DJ'ing into schools 26 April 2007 17:02 GMT

    The days of woodwind, string and brass could be over for young musicians for Pioneer is working to get students decked out for DJ'ing.

    Supported by DJ Spoony, one of the contenders on Strictly Come Dancing and an ex-Radio One presenter music...


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