Month: July 2014
HTC One Mini 2 review: The M8’s smaller sidekick comes up short
Originally published on Tech Digest. Handset supplied by Carphone Warehouse. The trend for releasing a smaller, more budget-friendly version of a flagship phone continues with the confusingly named HTC One […]
The world’s longest tattoo chain: Alice in Wonderland, sentence by sentence, on over 5,000 human subjects
A company based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, has launched a Kickstarter campaign aiming to (temporarily) ink the entirety of ‘Alice in Wonderland’ onto over 5,000 separate bodies. Litographs, which is known […]
Follow your feet: super-smart Google Maps shoes will tell you where to go
Finding your way around unfamiliar territory just got even easier with these new smart shoes from Indian start-up Ducere Technologies. Its snazzy-looking Lechal smart shoes incorporate Bluetooth technology and Google Maps into […]
HTC Desire 610 Review: HTC’s middle-of-the-road attempt feels more like a child’s toy
Originally published on Tech Digest. Handset supplied by Carphone Warehouse. HTC seems to be attempting to cover all bases with its smartphone releases this year, and the Desire 610 is […]
OSX Yosemite BETA opens to the public
If you’re not on Apple’s developer program or you didn’t watch the WWDC livestream then you most probably have not heard much about the upcoming release of OSX Yosemite for […]
Its Chromecast’s 1st birthday – free music for everyone
The Chomecast has broken all records since it launched in the USA, and since being launched in the UK at the great price of £30 has sold millions. To celebrate […]
Zuckerberg overtakes Google co founders to become 16th richest man in the world
Mark Zuckerberg is a smart man, we all know that, the inventor of Facebook has recently had an amazing earnings call and a little over a year since they went […]
Is Facebook about to partner with Uber?
With Facebook in a great position after its latest earnings call, and Uber in a not so great position with Seoul looking to ban its service we are left with reports that […]
Halo: Nightfall trailer brought to us by Ridley Scott
Halo has been around since November 15, 2001 when its first game ‘Halo: Combat Evolved’ was released, since then it has spawned many games which have grossed over $3.4bn. Back at E3 […]
Breast cancer zapped by fast new radiotherapy
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has recommended that a revolutionary (and fast) breast cancer treatment should be offered on the NHS. Intra-operative radiation could eventually replace […]