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YouTube coming to PlayStation Vita
There are many things we've experienced on the PlayStation Vita: Facebook, Skype, web surfing and, oh, the odd bit of gaming. One joy we've yet to have is Graham and the Colonel in all of its OLED ...
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Partners in love and business, two of Canon's EOS Masters, Mike Langford and Jackie Ranken, chat with us about their photography.
App of the Day: Delver
If Rogue and Minecraft had a baby, that baby would be Delver.
Make a free font from your own handwriting
Get ready to create presentations and letters, all typed out in your very own script. 1
Friday App Wrap
We cut through the dross to find you the most useful, new and updated apps each week. 4
Latest iPhone 5 leak teases more RAM, map tweaks
The latest in a series of purported iPhone 5 leaks suggests Apple is doubling up on RAM and boosting its graphical prowess. 1
Hands on with the Eye-Fi card Pulse
We speak with Eye-Fi co-founder Ziv Gillat about the wireless SD cards that have finally made their way to Australia.
Assange extradition: what next for Wikileaks founder?
Julian Assange's legal battle has taken a new direction, with the UK Supreme Court ruling in favour of his extradition to Sweden following the issue of a European arrest warrant in November 2010.
CNN remakes TV news: Tech Time Machine
ABC News 24, Sky News, Fox News — all of these news channels have one man and one channel to thank for their existence today: Ted Turner and his Cable News Network (CNN).
Take a look through this transparent smartphone screen
This futuristic smartphone concept offers users the ability to control its transparent double-sided touchscreen from either side.
Is this an iPhone 5 blueprint? Pulse
A hard-copy leak appears to lend more credence to the rumour of a new iPhone with a 4-inch screen.
Visit famous sites from your PC with Google's World Wonders Project
With the launch of its World Wonders project, Google is making it easy for users to get up close and personal with 132 world-famous sites, without needing a passport.
Facebook chooses Opera over Chrome for recommended browser?
It looks like Google's Chrome is out and Opera is in, fuelling further speculation of a possible Opera takeover by Facebook. 1
What to expect from Sony at E3 2012
A guide on what to expect from team PlayStation at E3 2012.
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Review | Computers
Acer Iconia A510
On its own merits, the Iconia 510 is a solid Android tablet, but Acer does little to set it apart from the many similar devices vying for your attention and your money.
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Review | Computers
Samsung Series 8 SyncMaster S27A850T
Samsung's SyncMaster S27A850T is an incredibly pretty, thin monitor, which proves that PLS is a viable IPS alternative. We did find some banding in gradients, and the HDMI movie performance isn't great, but for beautiful sharp imagery and high-level computer use, it's incredibly appealing.
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Review | Computers
Gigabyte Z77X-UD3H
The UD3H is the perfect all-rounder. It ticks the boxes for gamers, the mainstream, overclockers and with its mSATA slot, maybe even the low-profile crowd or those who need caching drives. 1
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Review | Digital Cameras
Nikon D800
An excellent addition to the Nikon SLR line, the D800 does not disappoint on any front.
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Preview | Home Cinema
Sony VPL-VW1000ES
It might be the price of a VW Polo, but the VPL-VW1000ES allows you to have bragging rights to one of the first 4K home theatre projectors.
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Review | Computers
Alienware m14x (early 2012)
The m14x is now the smallest Alienware laptop you can get. It's a mid-range gaming device both in spec and performance, although, at the price involved, it will come up against stiff competition with Asus' G55VW.
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Review | Mobile Phones
Motorola Defy Mini
Motorola's promise of a "life-proof" Defy should resonate with the clumsy and active, alike, but it is worth considering some of the other, better phones in this price range. 1
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Review | Computers
Wowee One Classic Portable Speaker
The Wowee One portable speaker works off the concept of using surfaces, such as tables or walls, as speakers, letting science and vibrations do most of the work.
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Review | Computers
Intel Core i7 3770K
If you need to update today, then there's no doubt that Intel's third-generation Core products are at the top of the pile. If you're a Sandy Bridge owner, though, there's not much here that will tempt you over. 1
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Active Inbox for Gmail
Use your Gmail as a serious system for tracking everything you need to get done with this free add-on.
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Microsoft unleashes Windows 8 release preview6
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Samsung Galaxy S III: unboxing11
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A grand tour of smart home automation14
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