Google [GOOG] has decided to give away free WiFi at over 47 airports in the United States over the holiday period, from now until the 15th of January 2010, people will be able to access the free WiFi at airports in the US as well as on Virgin America Flights.
Some of our readers will remember the new Dell Inspiron Zino HD that we featured on the site back in August, it has just gone on sale in the UK and Ireland dell stores.
It look like it will also be available from the US Dell stores later today, the Dell Inspiron Zino HD is a tiny home theatre PC that measures just 7.8 inches by 7.8 inches.
Bowers & Wilkins has launched their first pair of headphones, the P5 which are designed to be used with the iPhone and iPod.
The B&W P5 are a pair of noise isolating headphones with a built in microphone, and they can also be used with your regular home audio equipment as well, the iPod cable can be changed for a B&W gold plated cable, which can be changed via the magnetically attached ear pads.
Samsung has announced the launch of its own mobile OS designed to be used by its range of smartphones, and Samsung is hoping that its Linux based OS will be able to complete against Google’s Android OS.
The Samsung Bada platform will be completely open, and it will be similar to Nokia’s Maemo and the Linux Mobile Limo Project.
We told you last month about Amazon’s new Kindle PC application, that lets you read Amazon Kindle books on your PC, the good news is that it is now available to download.
Ricoh has launched the GXR which they call an ‘interchangeable unit camera system’, so basically it is a modular camera system with a bunch of interchangeable parts.
The Ricoh GXR features interchangeable lenses which slide into the body of the camera, this is designed to keep the body of the camera small, and the interchangeable units change the cameras megapixels.
If you are looking for a mouth with a few more buttons than a standard mouse, then you might want to check out the OpenOffice Mouse.
The OpenOffice Mouse features a total of 18 buttons, which can be programmed for whatever function you want, which might be good for gaming as well.
LG has launched a new range of external hard drives, designed to be used with netbooks, the LG XD5 Mini External Hard Drives.
The LG XD5 Mini External hard drives feature 2.5 inch hard drives, the drives measure just 13mm thick and come in a range of colors and sizes.
Apple [AAPL] has released its update to Mac OS X, Snow Leopard 10.6.2, unfortunately it looks like it no longer supports Intel Atom processors.
Snow Leopard 10.6.2 fixes about 40 bugs, which is good news for Mac users, but not Hackintosh users who are running Mac OS X on their netbooks, here is what popular Hackintosh user Stellarola had to say about it.
Myka has launched a new Nettop PC, which is designed to be used with your HDTV, the Myka ION Nettop.
The Myka ION Nettop comes with a 1.6GHz inTel Atom 330 Dual Core Processor, NVIDIA’s MCP7A ION chipset, 2GB of DDR2 RAM and integrated NVIDIA GeForce 9400M graphics.
It was only a few weeks ago that Adobe released a mobile version of Photoshop for the Apple iPhone, now they have released a new mobile version for Google Android mobile phones.
The Photoshop Mobile Google Android App lets you crop, rotate and color correct your photos with the touch of a finger, it also has a range of features which include soft focus and the ability to convert your photos to black and white in 1 click.
Nokia has today announced that they are recalling 14 million mobile phone chargers, the chargers were manufactured by one of Nokia’s third party suppliers China’s BYD Co Ltd.
Nokia have said that the charges could fall apart, which would expose the internals of the charger thus making them potentially dangerous.
