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Samsung Galaxy S GT-19000 | Gadget review Samsung Galaxy S GT-19000 | Gadget review

After Samsung's disappointing Bada-powered Wave, this high-spec Android smartphone... 

‘Had it crashed? Or was it being sarcastic?’ Charlie Brooker on the iPad ‘Had it crashed? Or was it being sarcastic?’ Charlie Brooker on the iPad

Websites look great on it. As does video. But books? Here, I'm less convinced The... 

Nikon Coolpix S3000 | Technophile Nikon Coolpix S3000 | Technophile

Nikon's new Coolpix digital camera looks smart and is easy to use, but it produces... 

TDK WR700 wireless headphones review | Technophile TDK WR700 wireless headphones review | Technophile

If you want to be wired for sound without any wires, TDK's WR700 wireless headphones... 

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Gadgets

William Gibson: I’m agnostic about technology. But I want a robotic penguin | Celebrity squares William Gibson: I’m agnostic about technology. But I want a robotic penguin | Celebrity squares

The science fiction writer on his relationship with technology What's your favourite... 

Robby Krieger: ‘You have to keep upgrading’ | Celebrity squares Robby Krieger: ‘You have to keep upgrading’ | Celebrity squares

The Doors guitarist Robby Krieger is annoyed by built-in obsolesence, but is keen... 

Multi-tasking media consumption on rise among Britons, says Ofcom study Multi-tasking media consumption on rise among Britons, says Ofcom study

16 to 24-year-olds particularly adept at juggling act, cramming nine and a half... 

Concert pianist Lang Lang: ‘I feel left behind all the time’ | Celebrity squares Concert pianist Lang Lang: ‘I feel left behind all the time’ | Celebrity squares

Concert pianist Lang Lang wishes he could spend more time practising video games... 

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Featured Computers

Samsung Galaxy Tab: What the analysts say Samsung Galaxy Tab: What the analysts say

Samsung's new tablet computer signals an understanding that it takes more than hardware to be successful, say analysts Samsung's new Android-powered tablet computer, the Galaxy Tab, has been well-received by industry analysts – even though full pricing details have still not been released. The Tab, launched at the IFA show in Berlin, is expected... [Read more of this review]

IFA consumer electronics fair opens in Berlin IFA consumer electronics fair opens in Berlin

The trade fair is one of the world's biggest consumer electronics and home appliances shows View post: IFA consumer electronics fair opens in Berlin Share and Enjoy:  Read More →

In search of tablet computers’ sweet spot: screen size and battery life In search of tablet computers’ sweet spot: screen size and battery life

Apple has some competition from a slew of companies. But it made its design decisions in a vacuum: so why did it go for the features that it did, and do they matter more than others? Here's a question: why is the screen of Apple's iPad 9.7 inches across? Why that size? Why not bigger? Or smaller? If we examine this question, we may be able to figure... [Read more of this review]

Samsung Galaxy Tab revealed at IFA Samsung Galaxy Tab revealed at IFA

Samsung enters mobile computer market with 7in Galaxy Tab, launched at IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin Samsung made its eagerly awaited new entry into the mobile computing market today with the launch of the Galaxy Tab, and hinted that further versions will be unveiled next year. The 7in Android-based tablet computer with built-in phone capabilities... [Read more of this review]

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