Geeks get cool
All at Ebuyer HQ were delighted to hear that the term ‘geek Chic’ had been added to the Chambers Dictionary.
recipes, clouds and iphones
Twecipe the book of 140-character recipes
At last something everybody can literally get their teeth into, the Twecipe – that’s right, ‘The World’s Shortest recipe book’ a collaboration of recipes no longer than 140 characters, open sourced from Twitter and put together to make money for the charity FoodCycle.
Media Players Explained
Is it a bird, is it a plane? No and it’s not superman either. But it is one very super gizmo. The often overlooked and misunderstood media player offers a wealth of opportunities to its user and we’ve set out to explain just what those are.
news from the industry
Canon announces nine new printers for back to school shoppers
So the kids have only just broken up form school, but that hasn’t stopped Canon getting ready to launch its new range of 9 new printers ahead of September.
Are we going games crazy?
There are many things people can enjoy to occupy their time outside of work, be it the cinema, sport, arts and crafts or voluntary work.
However, despite having a plethora of options available to them, it seems that a significant number of people in Britain fill their time with a tried and trusted friend – the video games console.
Win the ASUS Transformer
Summer’s here (well apparently) and we’ve joined forces with ASUS to give you what we think is a fantastic summer holiday giveaway!
keeping you up to date with the latest tech news
Internet TVs in homes to double by 2015
A recent market report by DisplaySearch has revealed that over 25% of TVs sold this year have included some form on internet connectivity. The report also projects that by 2015 the total share of TVs with internet connectivity will almost double to 47%.
The primary growth is expected to come from emerging markets such as India, where in 2015 the government will be switching TV broadcasts from analog to digital. The report shows that the adoption of internet enabled TVs isn’t just in developing countries with North America, Western Europe and China set to grow year on year.
