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Nokia Lumia 800 Review
Nokia is doing something different. They aren’t following the standards set by other companies; making high-spec devices with a lack of focus on design and, for some, low build quality. Nokia’s approach is clearly
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Developer Brings Android Photo Sphere Viewer to Web Before Official Release
An independent developer has today released his latest project, a universal viewer for Android Photo Sphere images that can be used anywhere on the Web. Until now, the viewer has only been accessible on
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Samsung Galaxy S III Review
In this review, I’m going to do things a little differently. I’m not going to talk about processors or RAM or even battery capacity as numbers and units: I’m going to describe exactly how the Galaxy S III
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The New Flud – Experience and Share News Amongst Friends and Colleagues
There are a few startups and projects I am really interested in. These lucky few are fortunate enough to have my advice, feedback and praise continually thrown at them, along with my best efforts
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Apple Announces New, Direction-Changing iTunes Design
As you know, Apple held its iPhone 5 event this morning in San Francisco. While we did expect a new phone from the tech giant, a massive update to iTunes was not at the
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Looking for a free App.net? Say hello to Heello
As we all know, over the past few weeks, Dalton Caldwell has been preparing his solution to the problem of including money in the intricacies of communication and openness on the Internet, App.net. His plan is
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Instagrille – Instagram for Windows
Instagram, the one billion dollar app, is available on Windows. I know what you’re thinking; ‘modern’, ‘social’ and ‘good design’ aren’t the first things that come to mind when Windows is the topic at
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US Patent Law & Apple Make an Evil Team | Opinion
Apple is a disgusting company at times. This week they filed an injunction against sales of the Galaxy Nexus in the US. The injunction was hastily granted by the judge (who I assume was
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Sony Xperia U | Review
This week, I have been reviewing the Sony Xperia U, an Android smartphone. I have had some good and bad experiences with the device – all will be shared below. Background The Xperia U
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Tips: How To Get Into Listening to Podcasts
One thing I love to do more than most is listen to and watch podcasts; because I’m strange when it comes to pumping sounds into my eardrums as music isn’t something I am interested in.
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How To Do Advertising Well On The Web
Adverts on the Internet are hard to get right. We have trained ourselves to look past and through them to the content we want to see reducing the value of ads on web pages.
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HTC One S | Review
Thanks to Three UK, I have been reviewing the HTC One S over the past two weeks. The phone is one of HTC’s latest and greatest. It takes the middle position in their new
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On Start-ups: Flying Without Wings
A few days ago on TWiT’s Triangulation, Loic Le Meur, start-up extraordinaire, said several (by that I mean a lot of) inspiring words about start-ups. His main theme was creating work rather than finding it – making a job
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Wacom Bamboo Stylus Review
Over the past few days, I have been getting used to my new iPad and a big part of that has been Paper, the beautiful drawing and sketching app for iPad. Because I knew
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