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CoPilot Live Premium Europe
CoPilot Live Premium Europe app for iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad offers spoken turn-by-turn navigation, 3D map displays and pan-European maps that can be used offline. It is also compatible with iOS 3.0 onwards, while being available on the Android and Windows Mobile platforms. As such, it’s a competitor to TomTom’s app, but one that doesn’t offer a…
The best Apple iPad apps for cookery, food and recipes â group test
The iPad looks made for the kitchen. Wireless, easy to prop up (or stand up in an inexpensive case) with a pretty robust, wipe clean screen, there are dozens of cookery and recipe apps designed to add mouthwater to your meals (actually, that doesn’t sound very nice…) This month we look at exactly what’s cooking…
eJay DJ Mixstation 4 Reloaded
As its name suggests, DJ Mixstation 4 Reloaded is a re-issue of eJay’s original DJ Mixstation at a fraction of the price but with all the features – and, it must be said, the drawbacks – that made it attractive and frustrating in equal measure the first time around. Two decksBasically you get two virtual…
The best Apple iPhone apps: organisers, calendars and to-do lists – group test
Given what a cracking product iCal on the Mac is, we’ve always been a bit disappointed with Apple’s underpowered iPhone calendar app, with its missing week view and equally AWOL to-do list. Fortunately, plenty of other companies have stepped up to the plate and there’s lots of choice when it comes to staying organised. Here’s…
The best Apple iPhone apps for photo and image editing, group test
Welcome to the first of our new-look Apple iPhone round-ups where we sift through a mix of new and established, free and paid-for apps from a particular category in the iTunes store – like games, productivity or navigation – to find the best app in its class. This month, we’ll be taking a look at…
Lenovo L2230x monitor
If you’re on the lookout for a monitor to accompany your laptop, the Lenovo L2230x is a display that may well catch your eye. After all, a 21.5in widescreen display with a native resolution of 1,920×1,080 for just £139 certainly seems like a great deal, especially from a big-name brand like Lenovo. Wot no DVI?But…
Apple iPhone app round-up: Itinerary, Wunderlist, Pillboxie, Timelapse Pro, Deluxe Moon, Tiny Wings
This month we’ve been travelling, getting organised, staying medicated, photographing the movement of slow things unfurling, looking at the lunar landscape and learning how to fly with tiny, tiny, wings. ItineraryWhile planning a recent jaunt to mainland Europe, we were grateful for the straightforward services of Itinerary (£1.79), a neat little travelling companion that lets…
SolarTechnology Freeloader Classic
The Freeloader Classic is a stylish and eco-friendly way to charge your iPad 2, iPod, smartphone, e-reader or other mobile device by harnessing the sun’s rays. Encased in a sleek silver chassis, it’s around the size of a large mobile phone. Getting startedTo get things working, the base of the unit must be detached, split…
Sonos S5
It plays nicely with an iPhone and iPad, and pumps quality audio around a house – but the biggest boon for the Sonos S5 multi-room music system may be a new app that brings Android users to the party too. Sonos appears to have virtually abandoned the idea of controlling its system using a dedicated…
Radiopaq – Flex
Despite the runaway success of the iPod and iPhone, there’s always been a small gotcha associated with Apple’s all-conquering personal music player and smartphone – their headphones. This has encouraged third-party manufacturers to step up and provide alternatives to the white, fall-out-of-your-ears standard ‘phones that ship with each product. Sporty designRadiopaq’s Flex earphones are designed…