Reviews Roundup: Top rated products of the month
Monday, February 28th, 2011What products made it to the top of the testing heap last month? Cut to the chase with this round-up of the highest rating products we reviewed in February 2011.
What products made it to the top of the testing heap last month? Cut to the chase with this round-up of the highest rating products we reviewed in February 2011.
If you’re worried about the elements being brutal to your outdoor DAB+ radio, then Pure has you covered with the Oasis Flow.
The take-up of Android smartphones by Australian telcos has today increased by two, with the Motorola Defy heading to Optus and the HTC Desire Z to be ranged by Vodafone.
Taking cues from the Sesto Elemento concept car, the Aventador can propel itself from zero to 100km/h in 2.9 seconds while the passenger punches in a destination on the nav system.
Philips’ excellent iPad-compatible dock comes with good sound and plenty of features that put it a step above the average music-centric speaker dock.
The Cambridge Audio Minx S215 is a set of 5.1-surround sound speakers, which combines small size with high-quality, room-filling sound.
The Canon Pixma MX410 isn’t the fastest printer in its image class, but its auto-document feeder, wireless connectivity and the comprehensive Canon software suite earn this multifunction printer our recommendation for light to moderate monthly output.
Graphic designer and photographer Janko Dragovic shares some of his magical HDR photos and long exposure landscapes.
Angry Birds has proven to be a smash hit on mobile devices, and with 40 per cent of users doing in-app purchases, add-ons are taking the game far beyond its humble beginnings.
A Nokia executive has revealed that the company’s new strategic alliance with Microsoft won’t stop them from releasing one MeeGo-powered phone this year.
The website for the Chinese Apple parts reseller iDealsChina claims to have posted a photo of the front bezel for the iPhone 5.
The Creative ZiiO 7 is a device that seems to be trying too hard to be a jack of all trades - and unfortunately ends up being merely mediocre at all of them.
From the end of March, the Cruze switches to local production. The top-of-the-range SRi-V gains a new 1.4-litre turbo engine, sat nav, 7-inch screen, DVD playback and 10GB hard disk.
HTC’s Desire, Desire HD and Desire Z have been earmarked by the company for a Gingerbread update mid-year.
The bubble that Macintosh is invulnerable to malware may have just been popped thanks to a new tool that appears to be based on the darkComet Windows trojan.
The new Epson EH-TW3600 is an LCD projector offering a full-HD 1080p resolution and a 50,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio.
The Bold 9780 makes no great leaps forward for the BlackBerry brand, but it’s still a solid smartphone.
We’ve seen light painting done with iPads and flashes before, but this is the first time we’ve come across Wi-Fi painting.
A photographer has created a themed shoot around the TV show Mad Men for a couple’s engagement photos.
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) has today launched a modified version of its successful iPhone NetBank app for the Google Android platform.