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19 February 2008
News: iPod shuffle price cut as 2GB model beckons

Apple has dropped the price of the iPod shuffle to £32. Originally priced at £49, the 1GB digital music player is the smallest produced by Apple and is available in five colours; silver, blue, green, purple and a (PRODUCT) RED special edition that helps raise money for the (RED) charity. Founded by U2 singer Bono and Bobby Shriver the charity helps to finance health programs in Africa.
News: Free iPod touch on offer from Orange

Orange is offering a free iPod touch to try and attract business customers. Those signing up to an 18-month business tariff in selected Orange shops this month can claim an 8GB model of the device, while stocks last.
16 February 2008
News: 25 top technology products we love

As you can imagine, members of the gadget-deluged PC Advisor team sets a high bar on the hardware, software and websites they choose to use in their work and personal lives. So we compiled this list of the top 25 products that we don't just like but that we absolutely, positively love. 25 gadgets, gizmos, sites and services we can't live without.
15 February 2008
News: Touchscreen BlackBerry could mimic iPhone

Research in Motion (RIM) executives are being grilled over a potential touchscreen BlackBerry at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, where RIM co-CEO Jim Balsillie suggested such a model could be in the offing.
News: iPods to be powered by nanotech T-shirts

Researchers claim T-shirts with built-in nanotechnology may soon be enough to power your MP3 player.
13 February 2008
News: Apple ships Apple TV 2.0 software update

Apple has released the free Apple TV 2.0 software update, which Apple TV owners can install now.
12 February 2008
News: 3G iPhone coming this summer?

The 3G iPhone could be with us by the summer, according to a financial analyst who said that waning inventory of Apple's current model and the increasing demand in Europe for 3G products could be a sign that the handset maker is preparing the first major iPhone upgrade.
News: Nokia unveils successor to popular N95

Nokia has introduced the successor to its popular N95 mobile phone, the N96, featuring a slightly larger screen, as well as an upgraded mapping program.
09 February 2008
News: February's coolest gadgets revealed

February sees the world's first commercially available thin TVs, as well as a DivX-enabled mobile phone and Sony's latest DSLR range.
News: PC Advisor's 30 great Valentine's day gifts

It's not too late spoil your loved one this 14 February. Whether you're aiming to woo a new flame or simply keep the home fires burning, we've got technological gifts both large and small that will make you popular this Valentine's day.
07 February 2008
News: iPod dominates Amazon top 10

Apple's iPods continues its dominance at online retailer Amazon, holding eight of the top 10 places within Amazon's list of top-selling products. The 80GB iPod classic leads the way, followed by the silver 4GB iPod nano; the 8GB black iPod nano is in third place.
06 February 2008
News: Nokia previews N-Gage gaming service

Nokia has invited some Nokia N81 phone users to start playing with its delayed new N-Gage gaming service.
News: MMS goes mainstream with 448m messages

Mobile phone picture messaging is on the up. Figures released today show that nearly 448 million photo messages were sent in the UK last year. The Mobile Data Association report says 23 percent of UK mobile phone owners are now using their handsets to access the internet. In December 2007 alone, 17 million handsets were used to get online.
05 February 2008
News: Apple launches 16GB iPhone, 32GB iPod touch

Apple has introduced models of the iPhone and iPod touch that have double the exisiting models' memory. The higher capacity products join the existing models on the iPhone and iPod product lines.
31 January 2008
News: Sony sales soar despite PlayStation 3

Sony today reported record sales and net profit for the last three months of the fiscal year. Behind the better results were healthy sales of some of Sony products such as Bravia LCD TVs, Vaio PCs and Cybershot digital cameras. Weak spots included projection TVs and mobile phones, and the PlayStation 3 remains behind schedule.
30 January 2008
News: O2 doubles iPhone call and text allowances

O2 is to offer Apple iPhone users double the current call time and text allowances under their existing contracts
23 January 2008
News: Microsoft wants more Windows Moble consumers

Microsoft is working to boost the appeal of Windows Mobile among consumers by appointing a new head of marketing and by lending support to a new application for viewing web content.
News: Apple: iTunes movie rentals to boost iPod sales

The main strategy behind Apple's new iTunes movie rentals service is to sell more iPods and Macs, a company executive claims.
News: Mac 'on fire' as Apple reports huge growth

Apple sold 2.3 million Macs and 22.1 million iPods during the holiday shopping season, helping the company achieve $1.58bn profit during its fiscal first quarter. The Mac totals mark the third consecutive quarter that Apple has set a quarterly sales record for its desktops and laptops.
News: Pink iPod nano now available from Apple

Apple has introduced a new pink iPod nano to its range of media players in the UK, with an 8GB model now available for £129.