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Swiftkey X beta available for download – it’s Personal!
Swiftkey is already hugely popular on Android devices, with many users paying the $2 just to get the full version, because it’s just that good! Now, Swiftkey has been listening and watching user feedback for some time, and based on those comments and ideas, they have released Swiftkey X beta for Free in the Android Market.
SugarSync BlackBerry App: Stream Your Music over Cloud
Cloud computing is no longer a geek subject. The concept is getting more and more pop every day. Now, BlackBerry has got a new cloud-based music app in collaboration with SugarSync. This new app lets you stream your own private music collection over the web.
FM Radio to Vanish by 2015: You Ready for the Digital Switchover?
FM will be soon assigned to the technology scrap heap forcing radio listeners to purchase digital radios or listen online despite complaints that FM is more reliable than DAB. The rumour is that the UK Culture Minister is about to confirm that the Government will go ahead with the digital … [visit site to read more]
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460 becomes everyone’s favorite midrange graphics card
It’s rare to come across a universally lauded product nowadays, but NVIDIA’s fresh new GTX 460 is just that sort of exceptional creation. Contrary to its GTX 465 elder brother, the 460 isn’t a chopped-down top-tier part and is instead built on the new GF104 core. This smaller core, designed from the start to perform humbler functions, has ameliorated the famed power inefficiency that has been a Fermi signature so far, and has resulted in AnandTech describing the new card as “the $200 king.” You’ll get 768MB of onboard RAM at that point, but we’d splurge an extra $30 to make that a round gigabyte and enjoy some extra L2 cache and ROPs on the card. Either way, the GTX 460 seems to have completely killed off the market for the 465 and is stepping all over ATI’s toes with its competitive pricing and, for once, decent heat and power metrics. Oh, and apparently it “overclocks like a monster” too — hit the links below for the full reviews.
HTC Desire and HTC HD2 Carry Pouches: Smarter Way to Protect Your Smartphone
Generally, as phones get smarter, the price of phones becomes steeper! Buy a HTC Desire phone and it will set you back almost £400 so it is no wonder that we have to guard them with our lives to protect them from the daily bumps and scratches that may occur.
However, no matter how careful you are, there have been countless number of times when my phone has accidentally slipped out of my hands and dropped or even developed a few scratches whilst in my handbag. So what can we do to protect … [visit site to read more]
Review: The Toffee Tote – A Perfect Fit For The Macbook
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I don’t know about you, but I find it hard to find nice and hard-wearing bags for my 13.3″ Macbook that actually last, I’ve run holes in my old bigger ones and everything just rattled around in them. So imagine my surprise when we … [visit site to read more]
Review: Swann ThumbCam – Your Pocket Sized Companion
The Swann ThumbCam: mini digital video camera is one of them gadgets which does what it says on the tin. A thumb is a perfect representation of its best feature, its minuscule size and weight. This really is a device you could take anywhere. You wouldn’t even notice it is in your pocket. … [visit site to read more]
