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European Space Agency to launch satellite radio with PVR features
Friday, 26 January 2007
Want to pause, rewind and timeshift live radio in your car? The ESA (European Space Agency) is developing a new satellite radio system that uses existing satellites and needs no new transmission infrastructure on the ground – but it’s only in prototype stage.

 
I come not to praise Windows XP, but to bury it
Friday, 26 January 2007
As they say, ‘Windows is dead, long live Windows!’. After all, it’s not Vista I want to bury, but Windows XP.

 
France and Germany want iTunes to be interoperable: fat chance
Wednesday, 24 January 2007
In an action tantamount to asking Gilette to make their blades compatible with Shick razors, European consumer organizations try to tell Apple what to do.

 
Zune doesn’t want just Europe. Zune wants the world!
Monday, 22 January 2007
But it looks like Microsoft will start with Europe first before continuing on with the battle for world domination and iPod annihilation. But does anyone really care?

 
Microsoft set to launch new model Zune in Europe by end 2007
Sunday, 21 January 2007
Microsoft’s Jason Reindorp has told Reuters that Zune could be coming to Europe before the end of 2007. Looks like it’ll be a new Zune, and not the current, now-outdated model.

 
The devil uses LG Prada: Jobs
Friday, 19 January 2007
Ok, so Steve Jobs didn’t say it, but who wants to bet he’s thinking about it? Is the LG Prada the reason why the iPhone was rushed into the world before it was ready?

 
Will Joost be goosed and noosed by anti-net neutrality forces?
Thursday, 18 January 2007
By all accounts, Joost is the Internet TV revolution we’ve all been waiting for. But will the phone and TV companies who own the networks try to block it like some want to do with Skype?

 
Blackberry unveils ‘White’ Pearl, but where’s Pearl 2?
Wednesday, 17 January 2007
Blackberry have gone all iPod in launching a white version of their hot new phone, but have added no new features beyond a white casing. But now that the iPhone has launched, RIM has to ramp up the R&D and deliver the Pearl 2 as soon as they can.

 
Nintendo Wii, PS3, Xbox 360 and other digital devices: all did well in ’06
Monday, 15 January 2007
Now the challenge is to do even better in 2007, while under fierce competition from not only each other, but every other medium: TV, movies, radio, music and the Internet itself.

 
OQO unveils ‘model 02’: the world’s smallest Vista capable PC
Friday, 12 January 2007

By the end of Q1, 2007, OQO will launch a tiny, fully powered PC that runs Windows Vista. It’s not an iPhone, but it comes with EVDO wireless, plays music and videos, runs standard desktop applications, has 30Gb or 60Gb of space, a tablet interface, an inbuilt keyboard and runs for 3 or 6 hours depending on which battery you choose. It’s thrice the price of the iPhone, but very compelling in its own right, and much better than the S-XGen that was also launched at CES.

 
Countdown to Macworld: Cingular to provide iPod phone network service?
Tuesday, 09 January 2007

There’s only hours to go before Steve Jobs strides across the stage at Macworld to deliver his highly anticipated keynote. If an iPod phone is truly on the way, Cingular could well reprise the role of network provider it played when the ROKR appeared on the scene.

 
Nokia launches 3 phones… er… multimedia computers at CES
Tuesday, 09 January 2007

Fond of calling their smartphones ‘multimedia computers’ instead of mere cell phones, Nokia are still the market leader despite competitors’ success with slim flip phone and candy car models. Now Nokia is striking back with thinner new models that take the fight back to the competition to try and ensure that Nokia continues to rule the roost.

 
PC users will be hungry for terabyte drives soon enough
Tuesday, 09 January 2007

The latest 1 terabyte (TB) hard drives from Hitachi and Seagate are only months away from being the standard configuration for top of the line systems, with the desire to get a terabyte of storage on your system alone to trickle down through the product lines relatively quickly thereafter.

 
LG Blu-ray/HD DVD combo player is a dud!
Monday, 08 January 2007

If you thought LG’s new ‘Super Multi Blue’ combo next-gen disc player was the answer to format war, think again. This first generation unit is so expensive and crippled that you could buy a Blu-ray player and an HD DVD player and still have change. Hopeless!

 
GM revives the Electric Car - mostly
Monday, 08 January 2007

Known for killing the first electric car of the modern era, the EV-1, GM has done an about face and is showing off the Chevrolet Volt at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit. Hooray! But one caveat - it's still a hybrid, and it's not available until 'the end of the decade'.

 
New Seamless S-XGen UMPC is not a UMPC at all, but a major disappointment
Sunday, 07 January 2007

Perhaps they wanted us to this of it as the sexy gen… but really, although the S-XGen aims to bring a mobile version of Windows to users in an ultra mobile PC format, while still having access to a full keyboard, letting you type and do ‘real work’, it’s not a Windows XP or Vista powered UMPC, but a device that runs on the much more basic Windows Mobile CE 5.0.

 
Macworld 2007: We SHOULD expect something spectacular
Sunday, 07 January 2007

Playfuls.com is trying to advise us all not to expect something spectacular at Macworld 2007. Um… hello? It’s Macworld. It’s Apple’s BIG year that they’ve hyped up themselves. Why wouldn’t you expect the most amazing Macworld ever?

 
New expo arrives to replace E3 – it’s called ‘E for All Expo’
Sunday, 07 January 2007

For years, the biggest gaming show in town was E3, but following the decision to move E3 from Los Angeles to Santa Monica and to scale it down for retailers, media and companies only last June, LA wanted something as big and bright to replace it – and it’s coming this October.

 
1st-gen HD DVD burner from Toshiba arrives – slowly
Saturday, 06 January 2007
Toshiba’s first HD DVD burner, the SD-H903A, is for desktops, servers and home entertainment PCs has arrived in the same week that LG has launched a Blu-ray burner and HD DVD reader for the same market segment. Are we moving from high-def hell to high-def heaven?

 
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