If the thought of missing an episode of your favourite TV program leaves you weak at the knees and trembling at the lip then the Humax HDR-7500T will make a welcome addition to your home theatre set up.
The first thing to notice about the new Nokia N9 Smartphone is the slick, simple styling. The full screen design with just two buttons on the side – the volume control and lock/power key, means everything is done by the swipe of a finger. No home key, no back button, just simple controls.
The GoPro Hero HD is impossibly rugged, surviving 30-minutes on the wing of a Redbull stunt plane in our test and emerging unscathed.
Whilst a number of manufacturers are actively exploring the glasses-free approach to 3D Sony has targeted a different route making the headwear oversized and unveiling the Sony Personal 3D viewer at IFA 2011.
Having bitten the bullet and opened up its laptops to the Australian market only in the last few years, Samsung’s now throwing almost everything it has at Australian consumers – and the Series 9 is a serious ultra-slim.
Most video game characters can’t say they’ve successfully translated to another medium, but Earthworm Jim is one of the lucky few.
We bet no one expected the televisual hole to be filled by a video game. Rockstar, as ever, has other ideas.
The new iMovie app for iPad 2, a slightly scaled back version of the Mac version, allows videos to be shot, trimmed, voiced-over, subtitled, sound-tracked, exported and uploaded in a completely self-contained package.
Will the iPad 2 be enough for Apple to hang on to the tablet crown?
Just days after Apple announced the iPad 2, Samsung have given media a first play with the Galaxy Tab 10.1.
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