If you’re still buying single-use batteries, one or two at a time (or even several dozen at a time), and throwing them away as each one is depleted, you’re still living way back in the …
Rechargeable Batteries – Now A Viable Alternative for All Battery Applications Read More »
Samsung unveiled its latest high-end phone at an event in New York, starting at 7pm Eastern time today (Thursday). The Galaxy S IV (also abbreviated as S4) is self evidently the successor to the very …
Samsung Galaxy S IV Phone – The Last of the Super-Releases? Read More »
Google is now launching a full assault on Apple in all the three key areas of modern mobile connectivity – smartphones, mini tablets, and full-sized tablets. Until now, Apple has been perceived as dominating in …
Google Now Has a Full Apple Beating Product Range – Phone, mini Tablet, full Tablet Read More »
Both Google and Apple have newly released smartphones – Google’s Nexus 4 being announced today, Apple’s iPhone 5 being announced in September. The Nexus 4 is unavoidably slightly bigger in size (by about 0.5″ length …
Apple last week announced details of its new mini iPad, and Google today updated the specifications and pricing for its Nexus 7, which was released earlier this year. The new lower pricing on the Nexus …
Last week saw Apple tweak the specifications for its full-screen (9.7″) sized iPad, which is now renamed as the iPad 4. Today saw Google launch a similar device with a slightly larger screen, the Nexus …
Last week I flew on Delta from Seattle to Narita and decided to treat myself to an upgrade to Delta’s Economy Comfort section. A moderate price offered appreciable benefits in return – four more inches …
Delta’s International Economy Comfort Seat Review Read More »
Some people say innovation is dead in the US. But they’ve probably not come across Solitude Design, a small company that for nine years now has been steadily coming up with better and better models …
Solitude’s Latest Noise Cancelling Headphones – To Buy or Not to Buy Read More »
Google is a curious mix of extremely clever alongside naively stupid. It for sure understands most there is to know about internet searching and how to monetize that service, but it has tripped over its …
Google’s Amateurishly Launched Nexus 7 – Our Hands-On Review Read More »
I dislike doing book reviews. It requires me to read an entire book, which usually takes a full day or more to do, and then to think ‘outside the box’ and come up with some …
So, the new iPad has now been revealed for all to drool over, but when you strip away the hype, and once you’ve agreed that, yes, the new screen is lovely, what else does it …
I’ve just published a detailed review of two portable laptop stands made by AViiQ – a company with a painfully contrived name (and even worse spelling) but with two very elegant laptop stands. They are …
Two Portable Laptop Stands Reviewed – Should You Buy Either? Read More »
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