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Sony launched the new Bloggie Touch today here in the UK and it looks like quite a slick little gadget that will find its way under the Christmas tree this year. Combining a full HD video camera and a 12 MP still camera, it actually looks more like mobile phone than a video camera, with a 3" touchscreen on one
Looking for a Christmas gift for a geeky friend? Then take a look at these clocks made from hard disk drives and their circuit boards. Made from old hard drives - a 2.5" laptop unit and 3.5" SCSI drive respectively, these are for sale on Etsy for $15. The vendor several other IT-themed clocks, so if you fancy a keyboard
Samsung announced the TicToc MP3 players back in July but they've only recently started shipping in UK. Aimed unashamedly at a young female audience, coming in blue, pink, black and Hello Kitty variants, this is a fashion accessory as much as an music player. I'll try to get in touch with my feminine side to give the TicToc a fair
Sony have launched a series of high performance HDMI cables to meet the needs of the latest developments in audio and video entertainment, including 3D and Ethernet. All the cables in the DLC-HE series offer: - HDMI Ethernet Channel (HEC), allowing the cable to not only carry audio and video, but also data. - Audio Return Channel (ARC), permitting audio
I'm sure that this will be all over the Interweb very shortly, if it isn't already. Absolutely fantastic and really shows off the possibilities of augmented reality. Apparently it's test footage from an upcoming game called Star Wars Arcade: Falcon Gunner. I'd almost buy an iPod Touch just for this. Update: I've been thinking about this overnight and actually, while
There's no doubt that Apple Macs and Linux PCs are far less likely to suffer from virus infections or malware when compared to their Windows cousins, but there's also no doubt that newer technologies such as cross-platform scripting can lead to vulnerabilities across the board. Besides no-one wants to be blamed for passing on a virus infection as payload in
The UK's Information Commissioner today confirmed that Google breached UK's Data Protection Act when the Street View cars captured personal data while collecting wi-fi network information. As a result of this, Google will be required to sign an undertaking to take steps to ensure that breaches of the Act don't re-occur. Google will then be audited in nine month's time to