All Entries in the "Gadget Reviews" Category
Amazon’s Kindle Fire: Where Apps are Just Content
After its November 15 release Amazon‘s new Kindle Fire tablet likely will be the first mainstream competitor to the Apple iPad. But Amazon is taking the opposite approach in designing and marketing the product from their Cupertino rival. Besides the obvious differences of size and price, notice the different angles Amazon and Apple take when promoting [...]
Mobile Musing #4: Motorola Atrix Review
You have probably seen the advert for the Motorola Atrix and the big claims it is the ‘World’s most powerful smartphone’, we certainly had and of course the first thing we wanted to do was put that claim to the test.
A SlimBox of MultiMedia
STOREX launches the new SlimBox Multimedia Gateway in the UK We love a cool new gadget here down on the Farmyard. Especially ones that can help us with the cows… Which this isn’t. Instead what we have here is a all in one media gateway, and it looks impressive. Boasting a full HD 1080p-24 Network [...]
WP7 App Review – PC Remote
Developer: Singhisoumya Format: Windows Phone 7 Genre: Tool Price: Free Release Date: 01/02/2011 Website: http://www.pcremoteserver.com/ “PC Remote is a Windows Phone 7 application which makes your phone a remote control” So, whats this app all about. The quote above from their website pretty much says it all, but what can it actually do? Version 2.0 [...]
Windows Phone 7
Could it be seen as the biggest release of this year from Microsoft? Who knows yet, were only in January. But as of yet i feel it is. Read more to find out just what I think so far.
Spotify – A World of Music
Music is everywhere. Any track you like, any time you like. Just search for it in Spotify, then play it. Any artist, any album, any genre – all available instantly.
amBX – Advanced Interactive Gaming Lighting System
amBX – short for “ambient experiences” – is a technology that delivers full “sensory surround” entertainment experiences. amBX enables content creators to add real world effects using light, colour, rumble and air flow, through licensed amBX devices, to the virtual worlds of computers, games, music, movies and TV entertainment. With amBX the entertainment world can [...]
