Origamis are miniature Windows XP tablets
Microsoft’s updated the website for its mysterious and ultra-hyped Origami Project – adding a none-too-subtle clue to the nature of the beast. If you
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Microsoft’s updated the website for its mysterious and ultra-hyped Origami Project – adding a none-too-subtle clue to the nature of the beast. If you
Not content with revolutionising home phone calls, Skype is now looking to sink its teeth into the mobile world in a deal with operator 3.Trials for S
ITN has partnered up with British internet search maestro blinkx, which collects video content from a bunch of sources and then lets you search throug
We weren’t sure what to do with the six years it’s going to take for the UK to get DVB-H mobile telly, but ROK TV has just made an attractive offer to
Following the news of the DS Lite [story here], Nintendo fever is upon us once more, so we’ve taken a look at a couple of games. Not content to review
Those clever mobile phone makers keep coming up with more techno titbits to keep us enthralled. Some weird, some wonderful, some useful and some inane
Some technologies are mourned and fondly remembered by a cult when they go to the great gadget graveyard in the sky. We cite you vinyl and laserdisc a
If you’ve been cowering in your lounge, petrified of the digital revolution, we’ve got some bad news – Panasonic has become the first major TV manufac
According to technology research boffins IMS the market for Bluetooth Stereo headsets is estimated to reach 21 million by 2010. That should make Jabra
Clearly Motorola isn’t in tune with this whole Christmas malarkey – it’s just launched the V3x, the 3G version of its waif-phone, on the eve of Christ
One day, iPods will be implanted under the skin with a clickwheel surgically adorning the back of our hands. Until then, there’s always the next best
We’re dusting off our Ericsson R310, Siemens M65 and Nokia 5140 as news reaches us that the waterproof mobile is again making waves. Previously confin