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  • Nikon launches competition with Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust. Online Competitions Nikon 0

    Nikon launches competition with Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust

    Win Nikon kit 13 February 2009 17:26 GMT

    Nikon has teamed up with the Wildfowl and Wetlands trust for a photography competition that encourages people of all ages and abilities to get down to the local WWT centre and start snapping.

    There are nine WWT wetland centres in the UK, and...

  • Olympus firmware upgrade for mju 1060 and FE-370. CompactCameras Software Firmware

    Olympus firmware upgrade for mju 1060 and FE-370

    Improves sound quality of movies 13 February 2009 15:39 GMT

    Olympus has announced new firmware updates for both the mju 1060 and the FE-370 compact cameras.

    Version 1.2 quite simply improves the sound quality of movies edited on both cameras.

    Both upgrades are available immediately from Olympus'...

  • Bebo helps Collins find teen slang for dictionary

    Bebo helps Collins find teen slang for dictionary

    Coz bare words don't get repped, seen? 13 February 2009 15:19 GMT

    HarperCollins has enlisted social networking site Bebo to help it find the most popular teen slang words being used in the UK.

    The words and their meanings will be published in the 30th anniversary edition of the Collins English Dictionary.

  • Casio launches new touchscreen phone in Japan

    Casio launches new touchscreen phone in Japan

    Bridges the gap between clamshell and touchscreen 13 February 2009 14:25 GMT

    Casio has launched a new phone in Japan that bridges the gap between a clamshell phone and an iPhone-esque touchscreen.

    Having been slow to take up the touchscreen phone in Asia, it seems iPhone's influence has finally won over, as Casio's...

  • Mophie launches Juice Pack Air

    Mophie launches Juice Pack Air

    World's thinnest iPhone external battery 13 February 2009 12:47 GMT

    Mophie has launched the new Juice Pack Air, an Apple-certified external battery for the iPhone 3G, which also doubles up as a protective case.

    The Juice Pack Air is the world's thinnest "certified" external battery for iPhone 3G, and will...

  • Barbie celebrates 50 years with MP3 player

    Barbie celebrates 50 years with MP3 player

    Are you a Barbie Girl? 13 February 2009 11:55 GMT

    Barbie turns the big 50 this year, and to celebrate reaching such a milestone, Mattel has released an MP3 player that Barbie would be proud to put her name on.

    Commissioned by INNO Design, the MP3 player is encased in a mirrored compact which...

  • Amex launches digital frame with integrated printer. Accessories

    Amex launches digital frame with integrated printer

    Print your photos directly from the frame 13 February 2009 0:46 GMT

    Amex Digital has launched its new SP-7 digital photo frame with integrated photo printer.

    Aside from the printer, the Amex SP-7 boasts a 7-inch TFT display, 800x480 resolution, speakers, and music and video playback.

    You'll be able...

  • Follow the Pirate Bay trial on Twitter

    Follow the Pirate Bay trial on Twitter

    Hashtags will collate updates into news feed 12 February 2009 21:17 GMT

    The court case against P2P file sharing site Pirate Bay begins on 16 February in Stockholm, but you'll be able to follow the trial wherever you are via Twitter.

    The four men on trial are charged with assisting copyright infringement and face...

  • Vopium VoIP services launches in UK

    Vopium VoIP services launches in UK

    Call internationally from your mobile for free 12 February 2009 20:03 GMT

    Vopium has launched its VoIP services in the UK, offering cheap mobile phone calls and text messages to more than 200 countries across the world.

    All you need to do to take advantage of the service is install Vopium for free onto your mobile,...

  • iPhone iGirl app gives us the creeps

    iPhone iGirl app gives us the creeps

    "She obeys" 12 February 2009 18:24 GMT

    So we've seen some weird apps for the iPhone, and some useless ones, but the new iGirl app frankly just gives us the creeps.

    With the rather ominous tagline "She obeys", the iGirl app will set you back just 59p and provide you with your own...

  • Mario & Sonic 2 confirmed

    Mario & Sonic 2 confirmed

    This time at the Winter Olympics 12 February 2009 15:04 GMT

    Sega and Nintendo have today confirmed the rumours that were swirling last month, by announcing that Mario and Sonic will be reuniting once again in another sporting game - this time at the Winter Olympics.

    Officially named Mario & Sonic...

  • Jessops promotion knocks £80 off Sony DSC-T77

    Jessops promotion knocks £80 off Sony DSC-T77

    When you buy a £20 JPICS voucher 12 February 2009 14:47 GMT

    Jessops has announced a new promotion, that could see you pocketing a Sony Cybershot DSC-T77 for £80 less than the RRP.

    All you need to do is purchase a £20 Jessops JPICS digital processing voucher for your digital snaps, and you'll be eligible...

  • Pokémon Platinum Version confirmed for Europe

    Pokémon Platinum Version confirmed for Europe

    Coming here on 22 May 12 February 2009 14:01 GMT

    Nintendo has announced that Pokémon Platinum Version is heading to Europe in May, 8 months after launching in Japan back in September.

    The game has proved popular with DS owners in Japan, selling over 2.4 million copies to date, and 1 million...

  • Ultrasone announce S-Logic HFI headphones range

    Ultrasone announce S-Logic HFI headphones range

    Uses "natural sound technology" to protect hearing 12 February 2009 11:38 GMT

    Ultrasone has launched a new range of premium, scientifically designed headphones that use "natural sound technology" to help prevent hearing damage.

    The S-Logic HFI headphones push sound around your ear using "decentralised driver positioning"....

  • Square Enix buys Eidos for £84.3 million

    Square Enix buys Eidos for £84.3 million

    Poor US sales prompt takeover 12 February 2009 11:07 GMT

    Japanese developer Square Enix has agreed to buy Eidos, the UK company behind famous game franchises like Tomb Raider and Championship Manager, for £84.3 million.

    The sale has apparently been brought on following poor US sales of the recent...

  • Sony confirms no DSLR announcements at PMA 09

    Sony confirms no DSLR announcements at PMA 09

    DSLR talk will come in the summer 12 February 2009 1:32 GMT

    Our sister photography site photography press has picked up that Sony is unlikely to be showing any new DSLR cameras at this year's PMA convention in Las Vegas next month,

    As is always the case in the run up to a big event, the rumour mill...

  • Dell launches Wasabi pocket printer

    Dell launches Wasabi pocket printer

    May sound familiar... 12 February 2009 1:26 GMT

    Dell has launched its new Wasabi PZ310 ultra-mobile printer designed for instant photo printing at anytime, wherever you are.

    If this sounds familiar, it's probably because Polaroid released a very similar product in mid-2008 in the form...

  • Sony launches GPS image tracker

    Sony launches GPS image tracker

    Geotags your images in a snap 11 February 2009 19:41 GMT

    Sony has launched the GPS-CS3KA GPS image tracker, which will allow you to geotag any images taken with a Cyber-shot camera or Handycam camcorder quickly and easily.

    All you need to do is carry the image tracker around with you while snapping,...

  • Sega announces new Alien vs. Predator game

    Sega announces new Alien vs. Predator game

    Puts other Aliens games on hold to accommodate it 11 February 2009 18:08 GMT

    Sega has today announced that an all new Aliens vs. Predator game is in development, with a release date of early 2010.

    It also confirmed that independent studio Rebellion, the creators of the original Aliens versus Predator game released...

  • LG launches

    LG launches "eco-friendly" XCanvas LCD TVs

    Aims to cut power consumption by 70% 11 February 2009 17:39 GMT

    LG has launched its new XCanvas range of eco-friendly LCD TVs in Korea.

    As the latest company to jump on the green wagon, LG's new XCanvas range demonstrates perfectly that you don't have to forego aesthetics in order to do your bit for the...

  • Eidos confirms Tomb Raider DLC delayed

    Eidos confirms Tomb Raider DLC delayed

    Due to a "technical issue" 11 February 2009 16:58 GMT

    A spokesperson from Eidos has announced that the first downloadable episode for Tomb Raider: Underworld has been delayed due to a "technical issue".

    Beneath the Ashes was originally due for an Xbox-exclusive release on 10 February, however...

  • Paid apps coming to Android Marketplace this week?

    Paid apps coming to Android Marketplace this week?

    The Wall Street Journal says so... 11 February 2009 15:42 GMT

    Paid-for applications for Google's HTC G1 phone could be coming to the Android Marketplace by the end of the week, The Wall Street Journal has reported.

    Up until now the Android Marketplace has only allowed free apps in its online store,...

  • Xbox multiplayer free for GTA IV DLC launch

    Xbox multiplayer free for GTA IV DLC launch

    6 days of Gold member play for nothing 11 February 2009 12:27 GMT

    Microsoft has announced it will temporarily lift the restrictions on the Xbox Live multiplayer service, to allow anyone playing GTA IV or its first expansion pack, to play online for free.

    The multiplayer service is usually restricted to...

  • Bang & Olufsen launches golden range

    Bang and Olufsen golden range launches

    For the extravagant household 11 February 2009 11:48 GMT

    Bang & Olufsen has launched a new range of golden products that should fit in with even the most extravagant home decor.

    The whole range is made using only "real" materials, such as aluminium, glass, rubber and wood, all of which the company...

  • Activision announces first COD5 Map Pack

    Activision announces first COD5 Map Pack

    Four new maps coming in March 11 February 2009 10:56 GMT

    Activision has announced the first downloadable map pack for Call of Duty: World at War.

    Due to be released in March, Map Pack 1 will be released for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC, and will take gamers to the streets of a war-ravaged Berlin...

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