BlackBerry Style 9670: Videos leaked of clamshell phone
Fed up of Qwerty sliders and touchscreens on your mobiles? Fear not, because RIM is coming to the rescue with a new clamshell phone, the BlackBerry Style 9670. Read more
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Google Scribe: Predictive text for your computer
The boys and girls in white coats at Google's Labs have come up with Scribe: predictive text -- for your computer!
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3 to sell Samsung Galaxy Tab, offers £20-a-month HTC Desire
Mobile network 3 has revealed how much it will charge for voice calls and mobile Internet use on the Tab tablet. The operator's also selling the Desire smart phone for relative peanuts.
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New Bentley Continental GT to feature Google Maps, sci-fi speakers
Bentley's released details of a brand new Continental GT that looks set to be faster, prettier and more gadget-infested than the last. Top of its feature list this time around are a Google-powered sat-nav and fancy BMR speakers.
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Google doodle demystified: Animated logos to be explained at 5.30
The secret of Google's magical mystery animated logos will be revealed at 5.30
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Cirago HydraDisplay X3: Helps realise your dreams of a mission control at home
If you need more monitors at home, but are using a laptop or PC with only one graphics card, then this device should help you create your own multi-monitor 'mission control'
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Mophie Juice Pack Air: iPhone 4 battery booster launched
Mophie has released a version of its Juice Pack Air rechargeable battery case for the iPhone 4, claiming that it will 'virtually double' the handset's battery life.
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