Just Gadgets

The Jabra SP700 Bluetooth Speakerphone is hitting the streets soon, and while it is billed as an “orbital” or space-aged design, it strikes me a bit more insect-like. In fact, it looks a lot like there is a dead bug sitting on the desk. …
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Stateside PS3 owners have been getting square-eyed with their consoles since E3 earlier this month when Sony announced the arrival of its Video Store. We’re still waiting on that particular box of flicks to hit the UK and while we do, …
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Dorling Kindersley haven’t gone on a destructive rampage, never fear. Instead kids favourite hardback publisher have releeased Cool Stuff Exploded, (£19.99) a book of dynamic expanded images of gadgets. From microwaves and wind turbines …
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Before we all got obsessed with iPhones, there was a phone that had the touchscreen world all sewn up – the LG Prada. A particularly sleek blower, it shifted thousands, made LG a mint and now they’re back for more. …
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With Usain Bolt making a mockery of elite sprinters and British athletes named Wiggins grabbing gold and falling over taxis, the Beijing Olympics has been great for all the right reasons. But now the so–called “Great Firewall of China”…
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Pure’s new internet radio, the Evoke Flow, is undoubtedly one of the sharpest pieces of kit to land on our desks this year. While it takes its cue from the recently announced Radiopaq, the fact it comes from such good stock makes it …
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If you enjoyed Mark’s PlayTV unboxing, take a look at our hands on video review of the PS3 add on below.
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I must admit, 3G networks have not really taken off to their full potential just yet. There are still plenty of people who have yet to pick up a 3G handset, let alone those who already own one who barely use their phones to perform 3G …
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The Sony PSP has been around for quite a fair number of years already, and has always been playing second fiddle to the more successful Nintendo DS Lite despite looking as though it will crush all competition when it was first announced …
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Okay, raise your hand if you still have a landline. I’m getting very few hands, here. For those that have them up, may I suggest the OpenFrame platform? As you can see, the OpenFrame looks like someone took the menu screen on the iPhone …
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