Peripheral News

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  Galaxy Tab Case Looks A Lot Like A Smart Cover

  19 July 2011

  Samsung has moved quickly to distance itself from a copycat tablet cover which looks identical to Apple's Smart Cover.

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  Amazon Launches Kindle Textbook Rental

  19 July 2011

  In a bid to free students from lugging around hefty textbooks, Amazon has launched a textbook rental service for its Kindle.

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  iPad Case Can Handle 60ft Fall

  18 July 2011

  One tablet accessory manufacturer has backed up its claims of toughness by dropping an iPad from 60 feet.

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  Sony Unveils HD-PG5 - Its First External Hard Drive

  12 July 2011

  Sony's HD-PG5 external hard drive connects directly with your Bravia, HandyCam and PS3 - which is great if you love Sony.

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  Google Targets eReader Market With iriver Story HD

  11 July 2011

  Google's eBooks platform has been integrated for the first time in the iriver Story HD, which aims to challenge the Kindle.

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  Amazon Purchases Top UK Online Bookseller

  05 July 2011

  Amazon has purchased top UK online bookseller, The Book Depository – but the Office of Fair Trade will investigate the deal.

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  Spam Clogging Up Amazon Kindle Store

  17 June 2011

  Amazon is facing angry customers as its Kindle self-publishing system clogs up the online book store with spam.

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  eReaders, eReaders And More eReaders

  25 May 2011

  A touchscreen Nook, a cheaper Kindle and a new Kobo herald a big week for the eReader - not so good for paperbacks.

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  Seagate Announce GoFlex Satellite Wi-Fi Hard Drive

  17 May 2011

  The Seagate GoFlex Satellite allows you to expand the memory of a smartphone or tablet wirelessly.

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  HP Announces World's First Wi-Fi Mouse

  13 May 2011

  If HP gets its way we will all soon be living in a completely wireless world.

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  Ford To Roll Out Mobile Hotspot With SYNC

  05 May 2011

  When Ford SYNC with MyFord Touch technology arrives in cars next year you will be able to create a WiFi hotspot on the go.

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  Seagate Announces 1TB Platter HD Technology

  04 May 2011

  A breakthrough in hard drive design means Seagate will be able to put three 1TB platters into its latest storage units.

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  Electric Car Revolution Fails To Take Off In UK

  29 April 2011

  Despite the offer of a £5,000 grant from he government, only 534 electric cars have been registered in the UK.

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  Toshiba SD Card Resembles CD But Not In A Good Way

  28 April 2011

  Toshiba has announced a write-once SD card which for most people will eliminate the point of having one at all.

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  Kindle Owners To Get Access To Library E-books

  21 April 2011

  Amazon has reversed its stance on allowing Kindle owners borrowing ebooks from libraries - in the United States at least.

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  Sonos Releases Android App and Airplay Update

  19 April 2011

  Sonos has released the Sonos Controller Android app and an update that enables full Airplay support in all Sonos players.

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  Wacom Announces Capacitive Bamboo Stylus

  18 April 2011

  Sick of pawing your tablet with your completely inaccurate digits? Well tablet experts Wacom may have the answer.

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  Amazon Announces Ad-Supported Kindle

  13 April 2011

  Amazon has cut the price of the Kindle with Special Offers, but readers will now get ads and promotions on their e-reader.

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  YouTube To Spend $100 Million On Original Content

  08 April 2011

  YouTube is set for a major overhaul as it reorganises its content around channels and will spend $100 million on original content.

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  Tobii PCEye Brings Eye Control To Your PC

  08 April 2011

  Ever wanted to open a new browser tab but just couldn't summon the energy to move your mouse? Here's the answer.