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Toshiba's AT200 impresses with its slimline design and light weight, but better value for money is available elsewhere. For example, the Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime — complete with keyboard, Android 4.0 and quad-core processor — can currently be had for a similar outlay. Read more
1 May, 2012 by Sandra Vogel
HTC's flagship One X is a large yet stylish Android 4.0 handset with a stunning 4.7in. screen. Its cutting-edge specification, headed by a quad-core CPU, will appeal to power users, but the lack of storage expansion and poor battery life are disappointing. Read more
25 April, 2012 by Sandra Vogel
Five months after its US launch, Amazon's touchscreen Kindle is available in the UK. Still no sign of the Kindle Fire, though. Read more
24 April, 2012 by Sandra Vogel
The Xperia S is a large and somewhat ungainly smartphone with a superb screen and some high-end features. However, it's severely let down by its lack of storage expansion and sealed-in battery. Read more
23 March, 2012 by Sandra Vogel
If you're an Apple diehard, you're already queuing for, or gloating over, your 'new' iPad. If you're still considering it, here's a glimpse of what's on offer. Read more
16 March, 2012 by Bonnie Cha
Apple's third-generation iPad delivers a Retina Display, 4G, quad-core graphics, new cameras, iPhoto and 10 hours of battery life. See it for yourself in our gallery. Read more
8 March, 2012 by Jessica Dolcourt and Josh Lowensohn
The phones and tablets keep on coming at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Here are the highlights from day two. Read more
28 February, 2012 by Lynn La
Asus moves beyond the Transformer Prime with a device that can morph from a phone to a tablet to a notebook. Read more
27 February, 2012 by Kent German
HTC's quad-core One X has a large HD screen and a camera that HTC claims is its best yet — features that will help anchor the smartphone-maker's new signature brand. Read more
27 February, 2012 by Jessica Dolcourt
Plenty of new and exciting phones have already debuted at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Here's a summary of the devices that impressed us on day one. Read more
27 February, 2012 by Lynn La
The Bold 9790 has a small screen and a somewhat cramped keyboard, but it runs BlackBerry 7 OS and there's a full 8GB of internal storage. If you're on a restricted budget and can cope with a compact handset, the Bold 9790 could be a good buy. Read more
8 February, 2012 by Sandra Vogel
The Galaxy Extreme is an affordable rugged handset, although it's short on internal storage and the screen and camera are both disappointingly low-resolution. If you want a tough Android smartphone, you should also consider the similarly priced Motorola Defy+. Read more
3 February, 2012 by Sandra Vogel
The Omnia W is attractively priced, and the screen is large enough to deliver a reasonable web browsing (if you can live without Flash) and mobile email experience. Build quality is solid, but the design is unremarkable. Read more
26 January, 2012 by Sandra Vogel
If you're a Windows Phone fan seeking a relatively compact and solidly built handset, the HTC Radar could fit the bill. The optional dock may prove attractive, although that must be balanced by the inaccessible battery. Read more
10 January, 2012 by Sandra Vogel
The Galaxy Note has a large, vibrant and responsive screen, and is a good size for using 'notepad style' with the S Pen. However, it's too large to carry around as an everyday smartphone, and isn't as useful at home or in the office as a full-sized tablet. Read more
15 December, 2011 by Sandra Vogel
Have there been any further updates to this story? I can't find any information on whether the hackers released the data or not.
18 minutes ago by KosGirl on Hackers hold bank to ransom over stolen data I have done 7 speed tests this morning on different speed test tools. They tell me my download speed is: 12.3, 12.3, 12.3, 11.1, 12.7, 12.7, 11.7...
1 hour ago by SandJ on Watchdog: TalkTalk's broadband speed test misled users
@Mary Microsoft could always send Mozilla a spec sheet and oblige them to meet the same standards as IE. Then Mozilla can spend millions of...
4 hours ago by Jack Schofield on Windows RT browsers and the point of Windows RT Not before time, that people making films,dvd's get whats coming to them. Well done, Virgin Media.
6 hours ago by goth1csnake3 on Virgin Media: Spotify deal will bring down piracy
Apex - the question then is what about letting the user choose to have a tablet where they don't have to have that responsibility? why can't the...
16 hours ago by Simon Bisson and Mary Branscombe on Windows RT browsers and the point of Windows RT Moley, Apex, thanks; I think there's an interesting other dimension of choice - the choice to have a platform that is 'locked down' in the sense...
16 hours ago by Simon Bisson and Mary Branscombe on Mozilla accuses Microsoft of shutting Firefox out of WOA Not surprised. I once used the methods to let my firewall just notify me of breaches. Not one single logged event was genuine. Once, we all...
23 hours ago by Yellowcave on Mobile porn filters catch innocent content, says report live realy sucks in facebook becuase people hack your profile
23 hours ago by duplex on Irish watchdog: Facebook privacy still falls shortIf only it was that simple. When you start accessing Cloud applications you are stuck with the security model the vendor provides...........unless...
24 hours ago by Ed Macnair via Facebook on IT security? You're doing it wrong!
Another good updaet, I have enjoyed going on the journey reading this series on SharePoint 2010 and have learned alot. Great writing.
1 day ago by Phil at Cloud4 on Designing a SharePoint farm: Tiers before bedtime roumers of an ipad Mini, isnt that just an iTouch!?
1 day ago by muteen on Apple rebrands iPad 4G as 'Wi-Fi + Cellular' for UK
Thanks for this article and bringing this issue to light. Unfortunately this type of activity is common not only with Adobe, but many other...
1 day ago by apexwm on Adobe move promotes piracythere's a very thin line between tax avoidance and tax efficiency - earning £850 a month and claiming dividends to bring my income up to normal...
1 day ago by Andy Bolstridge via Facebook on The Idle Self-employedI see that they are happy to announce these numbers.. but no-one will take any notice until they start announcing sales numbers too.
1 day ago by Andy Bolstridge via Facebook on Microsoft's score card for Smoked by Windows Phone I saw a Windows phone about a year ago, haven't seen once since, and quite a few people own phones in the City of London.
1 day ago by AndyPagin on Microsoft's score card for Smoked by Windows Phone Well said. You can add the change differences between US $ and Euro for the adobe cloud subscription and the very clouded informations about when...
1 day ago by helice041 on Adobe move promotes piracyfull link should be: http://piratebarron.wordpress.com/2012/05/12/escaping-the-walled-garden/ sorry
2 days ago by John Barron via Facebook on Court bans Dutch party from helping Pirate BayWell, before this comes to the UK, as it's in the process of doing, it's time to opt out of censorship and surveillance, which I did yesterday:...
2 days ago by John Barron via Facebook on Court bans Dutch party from helping Pirate Bay @ToulouseLePlot In this case, shipments are from manufacturers to sales channels, including outlets such as DSG, which owns PC World. They're not...
2 days ago by Jack Schofield on UK PC market grows as Western Europe declines Moley : Definitely agree with you and I think most of us draw our conclusions in haste, given the track record of Microsoft shutting out...
2 days ago by apexwm on Mozilla accuses Microsoft of shutting Firefox out of WOANetwork Consultant with HP MASE Networking with Cisco CCDP - Excellent...
Network Consultant with HP MASE Networking with Cisco CCDP - Excellent...
Network Consultant with HP MASE Networking with Cisco CCDP - Excellent...
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