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  • 05 March 2008

  • News: 25 new apps we want on our iPhone

    As Apple summons the tech press to its Cupertino headquarters to detail its future plans for the iPhone, here's our own wish-list of apps we'd like to see working on the popular handset

  • News: Control your iPod by blinking

    A researcher at Osaka University's Graduate School of Engineering Science has developed a system where the user can blink or wink to control their Apple iPod.

  • 04 March 2008

  • News: Cebit: Ballmer predicts new IT revolution

    Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer predicts that increasing processing power, storage space and the availability of wireless broadband will lead to the first IT revolution in seven years.

  • News: Solar-powered iPod charger launches

    A combined solar- and battery-based recharger system for iPhones, iPods, PDAs, PlayStation Portables (PSPs) and mobile phones has launched in the UK.

  • 03 March 2008

  • News: Travel chaos to hit Cebit IT exhibition

    The start of the world’s largest IT trade exhibition - Cebit - face a morning of transport chaos on the opening day of the show.

  • 01 March 2008

  • News: The future of HDTV revealed

    Five years ago, just about any flat-panel television could induce oohs and aahs, and high-definition was a rarity. Research firm Screen Digest predicts that by 2010 just under half of the UK's TV-watching households will have an HD-ready set but they're common enough now and the gee-whiz factor has gone. So where do HDTVs go from here?

  • 29 February 2008

  • News: Apple's iPhone enters top-ten phone list

    Apple became one of the world's largest mobile phone makers in 2007, despite the iPhone only launching in June. The handset was released in the US last summer, and became available in only three other countries – the UK, Germany and France – at the end of the year.

  • News: Apple iPhone to launch in Ireland next month

    O2 will launch Apple's iPhone in Ireland on March 14, the company has confirmed.

  • 27 February 2008

  • News: Sony shows hand-powered digital camera

    Sony has developed a hand-powered digital still camera prototype. The device is the first working concept to come from Sony Design's "odo" project that is attempting to come up with kinetically-powered devices that stimulate a child's creativity, curiosity and energy.

  • 26 February 2008

  • News: Delay for Apple iPhone SDK?

    A BusinessWeek blog claims Apple is set to miss its end-of-February deadline to release the promised software development kit (SDK) for the iPhone by as long as three weeks.

  • 22 February 2008

  • News: BlackBerry users surge despite major outages

    Consumers and business workers are flocking to Research in Motion's BlackBerry service despite recent embarrassing glitches that have shut down service for hours on a few occasions.

  • 21 February 2008

  • News: Flash prices could lead to cheap iPods & phones

    Prices of NAND flash memory could plummet this year because of weak demand and an oversupply in the market, according to analysts.

  • 20 February 2008

  • News: BBC iPlayer coming to iPhone & iPod touch

    iPhone and iPod touch owners will be able to use the BBC's iPlayer on-demand TV service "within weeks", the broadcaster has confirmed. This will be the first time the broadband TV service has been available beyond PC and Mac computers.

  • News: Gamers to control characters with their brains

    A headset that allows gamers to control their play with just their thoughts will go on sale later this year. The neuro headset, which has been launched by Emotiv, picks up electrical impulses from the nerve cells in our brain. Non-invasive electroencephalography (EEG) technology is then used to read the impulses and send signals wirelessly to a computer.

  • News: Microsoft to link Zune & Windows Mobile

    Microsoft is looking for new ways to tie Windows Mobile phones and Zune media players together, although a Zune phone remains unlikely.

  • 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.

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