…of those O/S’s that splits critics (most dislike it). Overall, I think the manufacturer has done a good job on this one, and I would happily trade it in for my current handset. HTC’s biggest problem in the Australian market is that it doesn’t have the presence of Nokia, Apple,…
…their home theatre devices, including IPTV set-top boxes, Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, Blu-ray players, Internet-enabled TVs, Apple TV, Netgear Digital Entertainer products and more. The Netgear High-Performance Wireless-N HD Home theatre Kit supports point-to-multipoint HD video streaming and the multicast streaming protocol that IPTV service providers demand. The WNHDB3004 eliminates…
Apple is suing Taiwan-based smartphone maker HTC over alleged patent infringements. iPhone manufacturer Apple has filed lawsuits with the United States International Trade Commision against Taiwan-based smartphone manufacturer HTC, alleging patent infringements on its handsets. This comes on the back of Nokia suing Apple over similar allegations in September 2009,…
Apple has stirred a bit of a hornets nest with its deletion of 5,000 apps, but is it now dithering? A recent story from Gizmodo showed a screen shot of an ‘explicit’ field that app suppliers could tick when uploading an application to Apple’s iTunes store. We assume this was…
Apple has deleted the best part of 5,000 applications for the iPhone due to their risque nature. ? Last week Apple decided to purge some of the applications from its store due to their “overtly sexual nature”, although how Wobble iBoobs came under that category is hard to see. Ok,…
…a nifty $4 app that you download and gives a whole slew of information about your account. Before we get crucified for being Apple fanboys, we’ll go on record as saying we hope all the other smartphone manufacturers put something similar up on their app stores. Quota keeps track of…
…cameras by panning and zooming to check their favourite break or beach spot on 3G and WiFi. The smart Apple interface allows users to easily tap, swipe or pinch the screen to make the camera remotely pan, tilt or zoom to the area they want to check, providing a detailed…
…and print from multiple PCs. Printing wirelessly also means that users don’t have to clutter their work space with cables and wires. For Apple iPhone users, the Canon Easy-PhotoPrint EX application is now compatible with the new Wireless multifunction printers. Other features include Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) for faster printing…
…won’t support it via the iPad or iPhone. Whether Apple will one day support the software for its portable devices is an unknown, but at the end of the day, the loser is the consumer – something that has never really been taken into consideration bu Apple in the past….
iPhone hacker set his sights on PS3 – and wins! News out of the US tells us of George Hotz, who claims he has managed to hack into the PS3 gaming console. Hotz was the same guy who last year hacked, or unlocked, an iPhone. Unlike Australia, Apple has an…
After much hype and speculation, Apple finally releases its interactive tablet, dubbed the iPad Apple’s new interactive tablet, the iPad, allows users to browse the web, read and send email, enjoy photos, watch videos, listen to music, play games, read e-books and much more, claims Apple. It offers up a…
…seen it cheaper in some shops). “Why go outdoors if you’re going to watch the gigglebox?” some might say. True, but when the cricket is on, and you’re at the beach cooking a barbie, you can have the best of both worlds. Available at consumer electronic stores and online. Apple…