Author: James O'Malley
DJI announce Phantom 3 drone that can live stream to YouTube
Last night Chinese drone maker DJI held three simultaneous glitzy press events around the world to unveil its latest drone: The Phantom 3, which is an update on last year’s […]
Supposed leak shows what the iPad Mini 4 might look like
With about six months to go until Apple traditionally unveils its new iPads (November time), we’re starting to hear rumours about what the next iteration of the hardware may have […]
ZTE launches cheap phablet on eBay
If you’re looking for a cheap phablet, then the ZTE Blade S6 Plus could be the answer to the question “How can get I get an S6 for under £200?”. […]
The HTC One M9+ has been officially announced – but will it come to the UK?
As expected the HTC One M9+ has been officially revealed in China. No, you’re not going mad. The HTC One M9 literally launched here last week, yet HTC has already […]
Kobo announces update to its ereader with the Kobo Glo HD
Meet the Kobo Glo HD, a new ereader which has a 6″ e-ink screen, and runs at 1448×1072 – or 300ppi, which the company claims is “the closest experience to […]
Fast & Furious 7 cars DLC coming to Forza Horizon 2
In a clever cross-over, Xbox One Forza Horizon 2 players will soon be able to download DLC featuring the cars in the (surprisingly acclaimed) Fast & Furious 7. According to […]
Is Yahoo about to ruin Tumblr?
Hold on to your Trigger Warnings, it seems that things could be about to change over at Tumblr. The site was bought in 2013 by Yahoo for a cool billion […]
Instagram launches two new “creative tools”
Ever wished your Instagram photos could be slightly more tinted? Well today is your lucky day as the company has released an update to its apps which will let you […]
Samsung Gear A to be a round-faced smartwatch
So much for stopping cranking out smartwatches at a relentless pace – it seems Samsung is currently working on a new watch – the “Gear A”, which will sport a […]
Amazon Instant Video now available on Android tablets
Unbelievably, until today Amazon’s Netflix-alike Instant Video service has not been available on Android tablets. That’s all change though as according to Trusted Reviews the app is now available. However, […]
