Rosemary Hattersley

Rosemary Hattersley

Associate editor Rosemary Hattersley has been a technology journalist and editor for 15 years, mostly on PC Advisor and its associated titles, but previously on financial, transport and legal titles in business-to-business publishing. Smartphones and cameras are Rosemary's favourite gadgets, but she also hoards digital radios by the dozen. Rosemary holds a BA Joint Honours in English and German and is an NCTJ-accredited journalist.

 

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Articles by Rosemary Hattersley


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Group test: 8 wireless routers reviewed

We've come to take for granted the idea of being able to surf the web using a wireless hotspot or 3G dongle, but setting up a home Wi-Fi network…

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Sharp Aquos HD HN-PP100 photo printers

Sharp is set to launch a pair of digital photo players that do somewhat more than the average image store: they can also print out the best of the…

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Aiptek Pocket Cinema micro projector

Why give house room to a hulking great projector that eats electricity as though no credit crunch existed, when you can have a cheaper, less…

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Thrustmaster Ferrari F430 Force Feedback racing wheel

The title says it all really: you can pretend you're Schumacher or Massa and charge around the race track in your super-speedy racing car and add…

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HP TouchSmart tx2

The HP TouchSmart tx2 convertible laptop is a little different from a run-of-the-mill tablet: it supports multi-touch.

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Nintendo Wii is greenest games console

Spending hours sat on your sofa playing console games isn't just bad for your health - it's bad for the environment and bad for your bank balance…

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Eighties rock band embraces Web 2.0 for comeback album

Eighties rockers Guns 'N Roses have finally heeded the cries of music fans and turned in a follow-up album to the wildly successful Use Your…

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Vodafone BlackBerry Storm 9500 review

The BlackBerry Storm 9500 is something of a departure for RIM, and not just because it's the first touchscreen BlackBerry

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sWAP watch

One of the best presents I got when I was growing up was a digital pen - a solid and sturdy ballpoint with a recessed area near its top that…

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G-Tech Mini external hard drive range

G-Tech is launching its G-Drive external hard drive range in the UK.

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Comments by Rosemary Hattersley


Features: 
How to get started with LinkedIn

I found you have to allow LinkedIn access to your contacts list, but can then skip the requests on a per-contact basis. LinkedIn says it can't…

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Exclusive: Sony to launch tablet in time for Christmas

Sony did pretty well with the Tablet S and weren't afraid to do something different from the Samsung and other iPad-esque crowd. Would be…

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Satski Satsport MultiSport GPS

Thanks, UKJeeper. Unfortunately, we had no way of knowing about this at the time. 

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How to hack an iPad

You're absolutely right - taking advantage of the fact there's no password required isn't hacking. But the fact that the password can be changed…

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HTC Flyer: bitesize review

Hi Kyriakos, Thanks for the feedback. Benny, you're quite right about it having expandable memory. There's a microSD card slot. I've now updated…

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Sony Tablet S review

We weighed the Sony Tablet S and the Apple iPad 2 16GB with Wi-Fi just to be sure. The Sony Tablet S is 22g lighter. 

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Asus A46 slimline 14in laptop debuts

yes, it's a 0.3Mp webcam, I'm afraid. 

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How to apply for tickets for the Paralympic Games

Supplementary information: confirmation details for ticket application state that 'The latest date by which you will be told whether you have been…

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RIM BlackBerry Playbook Wi-Fi tablet

Good tip, Marty. Will give that a try and update my review accordingly

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Sonos presses play for Android

Thanks Gerardcro. The Sonos Online Store suggests otherwise. The cheapest ZonePlayer is £79 and we've found other sites online offering them for…