Apple iPhone 5 or iPhone 4S leaked images

Photo’s have appeared of a new case for Apple’s chief smartphone, but this time, the case is designed for the next get Apple iPhone 5 Read the rest of this entry »

Social Bookmarking Guides aid Delicious defection and hasten sale

Yahoo are going to ‘sunset’ services like delicious. Read the rest of this entry »

Online TV: Entertainment When You Want It

People’s lifestyles are changing with work, family and technology. One of the particular sectors to be affected is entertainment. Technology has changed the way we can access entertainment. For instance, in the late 90s, it was generally considered that TV viewing figures were actually going down in the UK – bad news for advertisers! This was due to a number of reasons but one was blamed that many of us couldn’t sit down anymore at a set times to watch TV programmes.  However, today, the internet has transformed way we enjoy TV forever. Read the rest of this entry »

Dell Inspiron Duo stocked on the Tablet PC and Netbook aisles in stores

Dell’s new Inspiron Duo is another one of those devices suffering from a serious identity crisis. It just cannot decide if it is a tablet or a netbook.

This in itself is nothing new, but the Duo does use some niftily innovative features to achieve its transition. The keyboard and lid frame of the device are just the same as on your standard netbook. The screen however, is mounted on a pivot within the frame, and can flip 180 degrees with startling ease.

Once the screen is locked into its opposite position, simply close the lid and – as if by magic – the device is now a tablet. The 10.1 inch screen is both touch screen and keyboard compatible.

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RIM Co-CEO, Jim Balsillie, outlines 2011 for the BlackBerry PlayBook Tablet PC

RIM co-chief executive, Jim Balsillie has been talking about RIM, BlackBerry, the PlayBook Tablet and how RIM aim to dominate 2011.

RIM’s BlackBerry smartphone has carved out a reputation as a reliable and versatile device, but the brand’s image has suffered in 2010 at the hands of trendier Apple and Android devices. The company will be hoping that a New Year onslaught on the tablet market will be enough to boost their profile.

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CES 2011 – AMD Brazos Acer Aspire One A0522 netbook

As the 2011 CES technology fair in Las Vegas looms ever closer, Acer will be putting the finishing touches on their new Acer Aspire One A0522 netbook.

The release of this device will mark the first application of processor company, AMD’s new Brazos platform. The annual tech jamboree is shaping up to be an exciting event for both companies.

The Brazo is the product of AMD’s recently developed, Fusion strategy and is a low-power platform aimed at smaller notebooks. It will be powered by AMD’s C-50 accelerated processing unit (APU) with its dual-core 1 GHz central processor.

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Import the new Fujitsu T580 Tablet PC come Netbook Hybrid, with free stylus

Fujitsu’s new T580 tablet netbook is now available on import.

The T580 was unveiled a few weeks ago and uses an ingenious rotatable screen to flip the device between tablet and netbook.

The screen is mounted on a pivot and can be used either upright with a keyboard – like a regular netbook – or rotated and lain flat, transforming it into a tablet. Obviously, the device supports both touch screen and keyboard technology.

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Intel’s Might Atom hits 70 Million Sales, Prompting a Wave of New Apps (video)

70 million Atom processors sold by intel.

This was announced at a presentation for the Dual-Core Atom N550, which powers HP’s Mini 5103 netbook.

So what does this mean for the future of netbooks? The Atom’s dominance in this market could lead to app producers creating a raft of netbook-specific applications, tailored for use with the Atom processor.

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Is it an iPad? is it a Netbook? It’s the new Crux 360 iPad Carry Case

The new Crux 360 ipad carry case has struck another blow to the netbook market in the run up to Christmas.

The product’s main selling point is that it solves the tablet’s keyboard problem, without sacrificing its portability. When closed, the case appears just like any other tablet case, but on opening it reveals a nifty little keyboard attachment built into one half of the case.

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ARM vs Intel CPU fight heats up as Intel get aggressive in the Netbook and Tablet PC market

Processor company, Intel, have announced plans to increase their focus on the burgeoning tablet market with the formation of a new division.

Intel will be hoping that the ‘Netbook and Tablet Group’ will make them some serious gains, in a section of the market currently dominated by rival, ARM.

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