As rumoured, Apple has more up its sleeve than just software with this year's Macworld keynote. In fact, they've just released a whopping 17-inch Macbook Pro on the fanboy masses. Despite its size, it's the thinnest and lightest 17-inch available, weighing in at 6.6 pounds and measuring less than an inch thick. But it's got…

Watch phones fall into the 'Hey, haven't they already invented them? No? Oh, I could have sworn... No? Really? Huh' category of gadgets. Ubiquitous in any film with the word future, space or 'Part >3' in the title, it seems LG has stepped up to the plate with the news of the GD910. It's a…

Up until now, DSLR bags have generally been bulky affairs, heavy on the zips, light on the desire to actually be seen carrying one. Shootsac reckon they've hit on the solution though, with their bags with interchangable covers. Whilst the innards has all the padding and compartments you'd want from a camera bag, the outer…

Up until now, the Wii hasn't been the console for media - there's no high def, and unless you're willing to crack it, it can't even play DVDs. There's certainly no Xbox-style on-demand movie library (although you can watch the iPlayer). But it seems Nintendo is going some way to address that issue, with the…

Stop. Smell that? That's the smell of an Apple rumour - Macworld must be imminent. The above photo has appeared on eBay, of what appears to be a pink iPhone - notice the writing on the back of the phone, which proves it's not just a respray. Whilst this wouldn't normally be news, something is…

It's a fine time to be British, folks. It's a fine time to not be on the consumer electronics radar, a fine time to only be able to look longingly at North America and their wealth of cool products. It's a fine time to not own a Zune. If you do own a 30GB Zune,…

In my head, Paul Frank was a typically British designer. The fact that he's about as American as they come goes some way to explain why I write about technology and not fashion. It also slightly mollifies me regarding the crap deal the UK gets in terms of these Paul Frank 3G iPhone cases being…

As if I wasn't in love with Twitter already, Christmas confirmed my heart's devotion to this microblogging platform. Whilst previous Christmases have meant a day off the internet, without the telly and separated from the outside world, this Christmas I could keep an eye on what was going on with the rest of the world…

Chromochrome has "a colourful interpretation of the time" according to the manufacturer. Complete incomprehensible, but colourful. In their words, it "tells the time with its six luminous coloured rings representing the six digits of the twenty-four hour clock, starting at 00:00:00 (midnight)", so basically, each digit is assigned a number, and you have to memorise…