Friday, March 1, 2013

MWC 2013 Highlights | Galaxy Note 8.0 review | PS4 UI | Xperia Tablet Z

 

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Mobile World Congress: New smartphones for 2013

Mobile World Congress took over Barcelona this week; here are ten phones to look for in 2013
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Samsung Galaxy S4 to launch in Times Square
The one phone conspicuously absent from MWC has its very own party planned. On March 14th we should finally see the Samsung Galaxy S4 

 
EA to use micro-payments in upcoming games
EA has told the world it will include micro-transactions in all upcoming games because gamers 'enjoy and embrace' it. Yeah, right...

 
Sony Xperia Tablet Z review: Hands-on
We've spent some time with the inimitable Xperia Tablet Z, Sony's flagship upgrade to its tablet line-up, revealed at this year's MWC
 

The world's deadliest technology...

Some tech giveth, and some taketh away. Here's our pick of history's most efficient techy killers

Sony shows off user interface for the PS4

We're ridiculously excited about the next-generation PlayStation and now Sony has revealed what the UI of the new machine will look like
   

 
The Art of Tech: Beautiful tech designs
We've selected twenty of the most beautiful examples of industrial design born in recent years...
 
Mobile World Congress: A look back
We take a retrospective look at the best phone launches from Mobile World Congresses gone by...

 
 
Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 review: Hands-on
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Games you need to play before you die
There are some exciting games on the horizon, but we've rounded up some of history's greatest titles. You need to play these games

 
UK gamers unimpressed with Nintendo Wii Mini
According to a new report, most UK gamers just aren't that fussed with the new Nintendo Wii Mini. Probably because we've all got the original
 
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Turn Your Laptop Into a Hotspot; Non Nosense Backup Program

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Connectify Hotspot turns your laptop into a hotspot

Feb 19, 2013 1:17 PM

Your phone isn't the only piece of equipment able to share an internet connection with other devices. Windows has been able to do this for years; the problem is getting it accomplished quickly, easily and wirelessly, especially on the go with a laptop system. Connectify Hotspot (two editions, various pricing) provides the tools to do precisely this, acting as a software router between whatever internet connection you provide and the other computers connected to your laptop. Note: The "Download Now" button on the Product Information page takes you to the vendor's site, where you can download the desired edition of the software.
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Handy Backup is plain, powerful, and easy to use

Feb 19, 2013 11:56 AM

Handy Backup is utilitarian in the best sense; it's a backup program with a no-nonsense interface and a boatload of features. Despite its plain countenance, one of its iterations is sure to appeal to IT types and smart consumers. I looked at Handy Backup Free, which is... free. Note: The "Download Now" button on the Product Information page will download the freeware to your system. Also, the Handy Backup website can make downloading the proper version confusing. You need a serial to use the free version, which you can obtain from the developer. If you see a message to upgrade, that's for a trial of the home version. Ignore that message to continue using the free version.
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