TV Guide to the rescue
It’s official, I’m confused! This problem began the other day when I decided I wanted to buy a new TV. There are so many variations that I experienced a very dramatic wig melt, a phrase I have recently heard in reference to severe confusion!
Can you predict the gadgets of the future?
What we might be buying each other in the future
It’s rapidly approaching that time of year again. Halloween has been shunted to one side, in the lead up to the next major event in the holiday calendar. I am, of course, referring to Christmas. And with only a brief 45 days to go before the big occasion (according to santaclaus.com) now is as good a time as ever to begin purchasing gifts for your tech-literate loved ones.
Right now in December 2011, Sat Navs, Netbooks and tablet PCs would make for suitable Christmas gifts. But what does the future hold? Let’s fast forward a few years, and consider what just might be possible by the year 2020.
what direction for sat nav?
Where would we be without the sat nav? Still attempting to negotiate our way to a destination? Sat navs have become such a day to day item some could argue the art of knowing where you are going before you get there is becoming unnecessary.
Hottest Gadget of 2011?
Some would say that Motorola has never produced anything to match the quality of its Razr, which wowed tech fans when it was first released in 2004.
Its clamshell design was a game changer back in the day but since then, Motorola’s fortunes have declined, with its rivals producing phones that were technologically superior and much better looking.
But has Motorola’s phoenix risen once again in the shape of the new Atrix?
Have you HTC'd?
Business folk are fond of their BlackBerrys – despite the recent three-day meltdown that saw them without messenger, emails and other applications – while entertainment junkies prefer their iPhones.
But can we have the best of both worlds?
Continuing our monthly salute of appreciation we’re pleased to bring you our favourite technology bloggers this month. October 2011 bloggers of the month are as follows:
Witch Tech
www.witchtech.co.uk
First up is Witch Tech, which is an original and well constructed blog run by Journalist Jenny who describes the it as ‘knitting a web of knowledge for tech-savvy ladies’. We think it does exactly that, and this month we’ve enjoyed her posts about the new HTC Sensation XL (due towards the end of November) and Spotify’s preview of the mobile app for Blackberrys. We also really like the Witch Tech TV section where Jenny does a handy roundup of key technology news and launches. This month’s included her opinion on the Spotify-Facebook integration, the iPhone 4S and more.
Is it a plane? No it's a helicopter
People’s love of airborne gadgets and gizmos is universal and here to stay. What is it about mastering the control of the flying machine that is so appealing to human nature? We think it mainly comes down to these elements: power, control and most importantly fun!
Ebuyer HQ is the official blog of Ebuyer.com – one of the UK's leading resellers of brand name computer and consumer electronics. Ebuyer HQ aims to talk about everything from computers to coding, web design to web crazes and beyond.
If it's interesting, useful, relevant or just plain crazy and is to do with the latest technology trends, we're bound to be talking about it at Ebuyer HQ.
