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Sony Adds Wi-Fi To New Blu-ray Player

UK consumers may be taking their time jumping on the Blu-ray bandwagon so maybe Sony's latest Blu-ray players, sporting Wi-Fi and sensible price tags will help them make the leap. The company has just announced its new BDP-S360 and the BDP-S560 [above], the latter coming with integrated 802.1...

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Gizmodo UK — March 04

3 Votes vote

Eye-Fi Adds Video Uploading To Its Cool Wi-Fi SD Cards

Eye-Fi has extended its range of wireless SD Cards by announcing some 4GB cards that will also let you automatically uploading videos to YouTube and Flickr. The two new cards double the capacity of existing cards and the addition of video uploading support will no doubt interest you avid video s...

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Gizmodo UK — March 04

6 Votes vote

Amazon Kindle Lands On The iPhone [Maybe Not Yours Though]

Amazon is hoping to spread its Kindle software beyond its own Kindle ebook reader by announcing a version for the iPhone and iPod touch. The free application from the Apple App Store lets you "enjoy over 240,000 books, including 104 of 112 New York Times Bestsellers, on the iPhone and iPod ...

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Gizmodo UK — March 04

1 Votes vote

Apple Refreshes iMac & Mac mini [Bigger, Faster & Greener]

Apple has refreshed its desktop offerings with a new, bigger 24in iMac all-in-one computer and a smaller and greener Mac mini. The 24in iMac joins the original 20in model, but at the same price tag £1,499. Still not very wallet-friendly though. It does, however, boast twice the memory an...

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Gizmodo UK — March 04

4 Votes vote

The UK's 'Superfast Broadband' Speeds Up

Telecoms regulator, Ofcom, has today announced that it will remove regulatory barriers to speed up BT's rollout of superfast broadband across the UK. The regulator said that it will not present any 'regulatory barriers' that might slow down the numerous projects designed to boost current broadb...

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Gizmodo UK — March 03

1 Votes vote

UK Shoppers Still Not Hot For Blu-ray

It's 'Stats-Time' people so get some salt ready, just in case. According to the latest sales figures collated by online site reevoo.com, UK shoppers largely ignored Blu-ray machines over the Christmas period in favour of DVD players and HD downloads. Despite falling Blu-ray player prices [some a...

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Gizmodo UK — March 03