The second part of an interview SoupDog did with Fringe star John Noble
SoupDog got to chat with Fringe Star John Noble at the MCM Expo in London. (Pt 1)
SoupDog chats to Ron D. Moore about Cylon technology and asks when is Caprica coming back?
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Published by Walri on Friday, 3rd September 2010
Samsung will integrate new TV store with smartphones
Samsung has been tempting us for some time with talk of an integrated video focused app store that would span its smartphones, TVs and PCs, a goal also being pursued by Sony. So far its offering remains frustratingly fragmented, with good content but no...
Published by Horrid on Friday, 3rd September 2010
Samsung signs up Vodafone for its first 7 inch “Tab” tablet
Samsung used the IFA in Germany to formally launch its first major tablet device which goes up against Apple’s iPad - the Galaxy Tab - details of which were widely leaked during June. The major surprise was that Vodafone said it would carry the Tab,...
Published by Walri on Thursday, 2nd September 2010
Motorola defies nature with new mediaphone
Motorola often seems to have forgotten about the European market where it lags so far behind Nokia and Samsung, but for once it is bringing a new handset to this region ahead of other markets. The Defy is a ruggedized phone which, the firm says, is not...
Published by Greybeard on Thursday, 2nd September 2010
School gets high-tec in the highlands with iPads for every student
In the latest story which seems to show the iPad's growing global dominance a Scottish school has said goodbye to pens and paper and hello to Apple's iPad. People are always likening Apple to some kind of religious sect and appropriately enough the school...
Published by Horrid on Thursday, 2nd September 2010
Garmin GPS – the treasure hunt tool for the intellectually challenged
You can’t resists a treasure hunt – admit it. But Garmin the PND company is planning to ruin it by giving you the GPS co-ordinates of 65,000 geocaches – where official treasure items are hidden. The aim is to get people out and about in...
Published by Walri on Wednesday, 1st September 2010
Archos promises quintet of Android 2.2 tablets and media players
Archos may not hit the headlines like Apple, but it was one of the first vendors actually to produce an Android tablet rather than just talking about one, and now it aims to build on its headstart with five more launches this year. The company has...
Published by US Chick on Wednesday, 1st September 2010
Translate anything with your iPhone camera and the new free TransImage app
How cool is this app. Say you are in Poland looking for a store to buy a soda and well you can’t even pronounce the signs let alone read them. Whip out your iPhone load the TransPerfect TransImage app and take a picture of the sign and it will...
Published by Greybeard on Wednesday, 1st September 2010
Does my phone number look big in this, the dress that's also a mobile
Fashion label CuteCircuit which specialises in wearable tech has come up with a little black number that you can look good in and call your friends from. Ok so this Greybeard doesn't have much of an eye for fashion, but he does like cool gadgets and for...
Published by Walri on Tuesday, 31st August 2010
Samsung: new Wave and 1m Galaxy S sales in the US to date
Samsung is celebrating crossing the one million sales mark for its Galaxy S in the US, on the day its WiMAX phone, Epic 4G, hits Sprint’s shelves, and it launches a new model for its Wave range.The Korean giant is on a high, especially in the high...
Published by Greybeard on Tuesday, 31st August 2010
iPhone app could replace Stethoscopes, an app which won't keep the doctor away
It was an app created for fun by a student at University College London but has caught on like a bad fever and has been downloaded over 3 million times since it was released. The 59p app which can read a person's heartbeat using sensors in the iPhone has...