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Coffitivity – Coffee shop sounds to increase your creativity
Home working can be a great thing – you get to work in your pyjamas for a start (I don’t recommend you make a habit of it, though). You are also free to many of the distractions of the workplace, like...
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This is a guest post by Will Judd. While most of the internet has light up over additional details over Apple’s purported smart watch, there was also some fairly compelling news this week about one of...
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Samsung Galaxy S3 Ultimate Accessory Pack [Review]
David Lumm is a professional programmer and a technology enthusiast with a passion for making technology simple. Having the latest technology in your pocket can be great most of the time, but it can...
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11 of the Best Money Management and Budgeting Apps Available
Before banking as we know it today came into full effect with debit and credit cards, cash was all that we used. Now with the switch towards plastic, many people are using their card for everyday...
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5 Best Features of Samsung’s Galaxy S4
This is a guest post by Will Judd The Samsung Unpacked event has come and gone, and we’re left with the announcement of a new phone: the Samsung Galaxy S4. The phone has gotten a mixed response from...
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7 reasons to love the Nexus 7
Another round in the battle of the tablets, Nexus 7 and iPad Mini go head to head to take over the tablet market. Nexus 7 is a keen contender for the prize, despite the domination of iPad in the past....
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XCOM: Enemy Unknown coming to iOS
This is a guest post by Will Judd. XCOM: Enemy Unknown was one of the best games of last year, offering an excellent modern take on the classic turn-based alien defense strategy game. One of the game’s...
View ArticleDreaming of Devices
David Lumm is a professional programmer and all round geek with a passion for making technology simple. I can’t really remember when Samsung became the Android powerhouse it now clearly is. It wasn’t...
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British Gas Remote Heating Control – Six Months On
Last October, British Gas offered to install a Remote Heating Control device in my home. I write about it then, and you might want to read my post “British Gas Remote Heating Control – Initial...
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Mobile data usage – how much is enough?
Downloaded an HD movie lately? What about streaming music from Spotify? Perhaps, like many of us, you now download all your games and music rather than buying the physical copies. Home broadband is so...
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Galaxy Note 10.1 Ultra Thin Folio Case [Review]
I’ve always said you can’t beat sitting down with a proper, old fashioned, paper book. There’s something about the smell of a new book, and the physical feeling of turning the pages that’s just missing...
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Microsoft and Apple gear up for new announcements
Honestly, news is like waiting for a bus sometimes. There’s nothing for ages, and then two come along at once. Two emails dropped into my inbox this morning about some upcoming announcements… both of...
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Singapore Sling Camera Strap [review]
When a new gadget is released, the hype and publicity usually focuses on its features. Take a new camera, for instance… does it have a higher pixel count than its predecessor? How many pictures can it...
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Xbox 720 Rumour Roundup [link]
Following on from the news that Microsoft are gearing up to announce the new Xbox, our friends at IT Turning Point have rounded up some of the rumours as to what we can expect. We won’t re-list them...
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Friday Fun: Live Puzzle
Jigsaws can be fun, but I have to admit that I get frustrated easily with them. Live Puzzle is a slightly different take on jigsaws, in that the picture is moving while you’re trying to solve the...
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Google’s ‘Password-Killing’ Campaign
Guest author: Brian Kane Brian is a computer science nerd who loves to write about new programs that are compatible with Linux machines. Internet behemoth, Google is putting plans in motion to change...
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Barbour Quilted Galaxy S3 Case Review
David Lumm is a professional programmer and all round geek with a passion for making technology simple. This review of the Barbour Samsung Galaxy S3 Case is the first of two reviews of cases supplied...
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Proporta Kindle Case Review
David Lumm is a professional programmer and all round geek with a passion for making technology simple. This review of the Proporta Kindle cover is the second of two reviews of cases supplied by the...
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Apps for Downtime and Productivity: Make Your Smartphone Smarter
This is a guest post by Lauren Schmidt. Lauren loves to blog, play golf and sing in the rain. For several years I stuck with my itty-bitty phone whose functions were limited to making calls, sending...
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Microsoft reveals the Xbox One
Almost 8 years ago, a new family member joined our household. Yes, we got a cat around that time, but I’m really thinking about the Xbox 360. 8 years is a long time in the tech world though and,...
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