I have to admit I was quite shocked to read on holiday that HP had decided to kill off the Touchpad and webOS after what can only be 2 months since launch. In fact at HP Discover 2011 in June, the Touchpad was centre-stage in all presentations, forming a consistent presentation layer for accessing Enterprise [...]
Despite my doubts about its usefulness, on my recent holiday in the US I purchased a shiny new iPad. OK, over the last few week’s I’ve talked about how I couldn’t see the point of the platform, but two things conspired against me; (a) I love technology (although I stop short of calling myself a [...]
OK folks, it’s here and I’m sure many of you have heard the announcement already. Today at Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) we saw the release of the next generation iPhone, snappily entitled, the iPhone 3GS – the “s” referring to the increase in speed of the new hardware.
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