Sony have leaked some details of their new smartphone, codename ‘Idou’. The Symbian based phone has

Tokyoflash have designed and manafactured a new waterproof MP3 Player for those that love to sing in the shower!!

In a time of factories and retail outlets struggling and closing down, it may surprise some the microsoft shall be opening their own retails stores throughout the US over the coming months. In a digital age, where we are downloading more and more and going into the high street less and less I really think this could be a mistake? [...]

If you love wood, wood effect, and anything tacky you are going to love this new range of computer peripherals by Micro Innovations. Except for the look everything is pretty standard under the hood and very basic. However although the prices are TBA they are supposed to be ‘value for money’. My thoughts? URGH! Props to Engadget

Following hot on the heels of the newly released Rubiks 360 ‘sphere’ cube, Rubiks have now released their first electronic cube. Shaped just like the original the new cube works on the same principles with the following

The Garmin / Asus collaboration have anounced the new Nuvifone M20. Many believed they would be announcing a new android (google) based OS smartphone, but

Every tech story at the minute seems to be around GPS and locations, well here is another. Epson have just enveiled their new Infineon XPOSYS chip. It is Assisted GPS and measures less than 3m square. With googles latitude service, and something similar planned from garmin there will be no hiding!!!

Now space is a big place right? Well on Tuesday of this week NASA has just reported that a US satellite owned by Iridium has crashed into an older Russian satellite at high speeds. The crash and the resulting debris can be seen above Serbia and are expected to remain visibal for weeks before buring up in the earths atmosphere. [...]

Alot of you have probably heard the rumours, and I am afraid they are true, Pioneer are ceasing to produce TV’s this year, and will stop selling them altogether in 2010. Amazingly Pioneer only held something like 6% of the flat screen market, but they plan to cut something in the region of 10,000 jobs worldwide. What does this mean [...]

Google introduced it’s new latitude service last week. And although it is an ‘opt in’ service it caused a few a raised eyebrows. Basiclly designed to track someone via their mobile phone, either by gsm triangulation or more advanced gps. Basically you and your friends all agree you will track each other. You can then open up google maps on [...]