Review: Apple TV
Apple TV wowed the tech world when Steve Jobs unveiled it at a recent press conference but does it live up to its promise to change the way we watch…
Review: Canon Powershot SX210IS
The Canon Powershot SX210IS is a nice mid-level device for those want a little extra from their camera without having to break the bank, says Adam Maguire. Canon’s Powershot range…
Review: Blackberry Bold 9700
Blackberry-maker Research In Motion (RIM) has struggled in the smartphone space lately but the Bold 9700 shows it is still a company with something to offer, says Adam Maguire. The…
Review: Apple iPad
It may not re-invent computing but the Apple iPad does bring it a step closer to perfection, says Adam Maguire. It’s the most over-hyped piece of technology the world has…
Review: Samsung Galaxy S
The Samsung’s latest swing at an Android device is a huge leap forward on the Galaxy Spica but it’s far from flawless, writes Adam Maguire. The Samsung Galaxy S is…
Review: Samsung Wave
Samsung has been one of the most enthusiastic adopters of Google’s Android operating system but the Wave sees the company run a phone on its own Bada software for the…
The Xperia X10 looks and feels like a real smartphone challenger but the implementation of Android is lacking, stopping it from having the punch needed to compete with HTC and…
As a debut for Samsung’s Bada operating system and app platform there is a lot of expectation behind the company’s new Wave smartphone, so does it stand up to scrutiny?…
Review: Epson P6000
When compared to a shiny laptop, a top of the range camera or a cutting edge phone a ‘multimedia storage viewer’ is unlikely to excite. The truth is such a…
Review: HTC HD2
HTC’s HD2 is a powerful smartphone with a superb touchscreen that rivals anything else on the market but its use of Windows Mobile as an operating system is the one…
