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Merry Christmas Shiny Readers!
Happy Christmas Shiny readers! Thanks for reading, commenting, tweeting at us and answering our poll questions about Jesus tablets, JooJoo junk and Justin Bieber in 2010. We look forward to seeing y'all back in 2011. In the meantime we'll be…
Hi from Laura
Hi everyone, Laura here, I am the newest member of the Tech Digest team. I was given my first mp3 player when I was 13… right before Napster even existed and when converting anything into mp3 took about 2…
Video: Unboxing the PlayStation Move PS3 motion controller
We here at Tech Digest have just got our hands on a PlayStation Move controller for the PS3, and have cracked open the packaging to see what motion-based delights Sony have in store for us with their latest peripheral….
Video: Nintendo 3DS hands-on preview
I recently had a play about with a prototype Nintendo 3DS at a top secret location in London. A big hit at this year's E3 conference, I can thankfully confirm that Nintendo really have nailed glasses-free 3D visuals in…
Shiny Shiny gets a new look!
They've been under the web surgeon's knife and are looking better than ever.
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VIDEO ANIMATION: Note Book – the hand drawn computer
This video/work of genius by Rotterdam based animator Evelien Lohbeck speaks for itself. I wouldn’t normally feature animation on Tech Digest but, then, animation is always titled “Note Book”. Enjoy.
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Tech Digest Podcast #4
Fresh back from the Gadget Show Live, Duncan and I tackle the legal issue of a possible mistrial of the high profile Pirate Bay case, we consider a move to 3 with their promise of free Skype calls and we wonder how on Earth Apple let the Baby Shaker software into the iPhone App Store.
Still missing a decent name for the middle section where we pit hardware against software, it’s the turn of Linux Ubuntu’s latest release, Jaunty Jackalope, to force its way onto my desktop, while I persuade Duncan that he really needs to buy the Ion Drum Rocker Premium Drum Kit Controller for his Guitar Hero World Tour addiction.
Go gentle on Duncan this weeks he wasn’t feeling too good after a late night out with his mum and tequila chaser. Most of all, though, please forgive the buzzing audio. We are working on it, and should have a solution next week. Promise.
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Send all your comments, topics that you’d like us to talk about and any requests or words of wisdom to me at [email protected] or throw us a tweet at @techdigest
GADGET SHOW LIVE 2009: Tech Digest "How To Theatre" Talks
Zara, Duncan, Chris and I spent last weekend up at the Birmingham NEC for the Gadget Show Live meeting hundreds of Tech Digest readers and making plenty of new friends while we were there too.
We had a fantastic response from our series of 30-45 minute “How To Theatre” guides to everything from HDTVs to free music and software but for those that couldn’t make it up there for the day, or those who couldn’t scribble everything down fast enough, we’ve compiled them into written form for you to digest, consider and cogitate at you leisure:
How To Theatre Talks
How to buy an HDTV and set up a home cinema
How to get all the software you’ll ever need for free
How to get the most from your mobile phone
How to take better photos and get the most from your digital camera
Tech Digest Podcast #3
Normal service has resumed after the lovely and disruptive Easter break and, with Tech Digest going up to the Gadget Show Live this afternoon, you’re getting your dose of the TD podcast a whole day early. We wouldn’t forget about you for two weeks in a row.
In Episode 3 Duncan dribbles over the new Zune HD, we discuss the tricky legal ins and outs of how one girl’s blog post on MySpace got her family driven out of Coalinga, CA, and we discover that Amazon aren’t actually the bad guys that they seemed after a small case of internet homophobia.
In the middle section, which has no title because “hard and soft” just sounds a bit wrong, Duncan once again successfully persuades me to try out a piece of free imaging software called Paint.net and I just about convince him to part with £169.99 for the Flip MinoHD camcorder.
Download the podcast directly here, or subscribe via the RSS feed.
If you’re getting annoyed by the slight buzzing then the good news is that we should have some high end mics to use very soon. Send all your comments, topics that you’d like us to talk about and general abuse to me at [email protected] or throw us a tweet at @techdigest.