Posted by Calvin Robinson on September 17, 2012 ·
It’s not very often we take time out from reviewing the latest and greatest in tech, to take a look at some of the accessories that accompany them – but every now and then we come across an accessory so great we have to share.
The new Saxby bag by Knomo is one such case. This is essentially a messenger bag, that whilst slim, seems to have a pocket for all of your gadgets. In fact, Knomo [...]
Posted by Calvin Robinson on September 14, 2012 ·
We’ve been taking a look at the latest Smartphone-friendly headphones from Skullcandy, known as the Uprock range.
As with most Skullcandy headphones, the Uprocks are available in a selection of colour combinations – design is something these guys do extremely well. The uprock is slim and lightweight, making it very comfortable for long-play.
Although Skullcandy has become a brand synonymous [...]
Posted by Calvin Robinson on February 14, 2012 ·
Ted Baker Amazon Kindle 4 Case
Nothing says class quite like Ted Baker, when it comes to mobile accessories and this sleek yet discrete Kindle 4 case is no different. Bringing a unique sense of elegance to your Kindle 4, the Ted Baker case is smooth, soft to the touch and padded enough to protect against the occasional accidental drop.
Available in a range of colours, we can’t recommend this [...]
Posted by Calvin Robinson on January 10, 2012 ·
The Motorola Xoom is an impressive piece of tech.
The preferred size of a tablet is quite a personal thing. The Xoom being somewhere between that of larger tablets like the iPad, and smaller tablets such as Dell’s Streak 7 is quite a good place to be. However, as with many tablets, the weight is still an issue. Holding the 730 grams Xoom in one hand for any period of time can become a strain.
Motorola [...]
Posted by Calvin Robinson on September 20, 2011 ·
With the focus on operating systems, desktop software and games consoles, it’s often easy to forget that Microsoft have always have a presence in the peripheral market. The original InteliMouse series pretty much paved the way for the optical mouse, being among the first to feature a middle-button / scroll-wheel and built-in forward/back buttons. Well, Microsoft have done it again. The Microsoft [...]
Posted by Calvin Robinson on August 18, 2011 ·
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Samsung’s entry into the Windows Phone 7, the Omnia 7, is a brilliant piece of tech. The first thing you’ll notice before you even pick up this phone is the size of the screen – it’s huge! At 4inches, the Super AMOLED Plus screen glows with pride.
The handset itself isn’t amazing in design, it’s pretty plain and sans-frills, but I think that’s [...]
Posted by Calvin Robinson on July 13, 2011 ·
Model: Lamborghini Eee PC VX6
Manufacturer: Asus
Price: ~£499
Availability: Out now
When it comes to gorgeous design, Apple tend to lead the way. There aren’t many elegant models in the PC market. That is, there weren’t until Lamborghini got involved.
We took a look at the Lamborghini Eee PC VX6 to see what you get when you combine top netbook manufacturers Asus with prestigious car [...]
Posted by Calvin Robinson on July 6, 2011 ·
Image by clintonjeff via Flickr
Originally dubbed The Playstation Phone, Sony’s Xperia Play is the first Smartphone to feature a gamepad. Something that hasn’t really been attempted since Nokia’s N-Gage, which was launched in 2003 and re-released in ’08.
It works. The phone slides out to reveal the gamepad, which functions exactly as it should. With a d-pad, X, O Triangle, [...]
Posted by Calvin Robinson on May 30, 2011 ·
HTC have a earned a reputation in the mobile industry as building phones of outstanding quality. Recently we had the opportunity to play around with the Desire S and see if it lives up to that standard.
The original Desire was like the showcase product from HTC and was one of their biggest sellers of 2010. It bared a high resemblance to the Google branded Nexus One. HTC had a few tricks up sleeves [...]
Posted by Calvin Robinson on May 30, 2011 ·
We’ve reviewed a fair few headphones and headsets at Sporkings.com and they tend to often fall into the categories of “okay” or “great”. Well, not with these babies.
It’s very rare that I review a piece of tech that blows me away, but from the moment I unboxed these beauties, I had the feeling this was going to be one of those times. They didn’t disappoint.