UPDATE: For a more up-to-date guide to changing your country on Amazon so you can have access to different books on your Kindle, we recommend taking a look at this simple to follow, step-by-step guide over at How-To Geek.
I was a relatively early adopter of the Kindle, and although I didn’t purchase the first-generation model, I jumped at the chance to get the second generation when they released the international versions. Now that the Kindle 3 (or “Kindle”, which would be really confusing in a post like this) is out, the UK (along with many other countries around the world) has its own UK Kindle store, where you can purchase titles in Pound Sterling rather than US Dollars, and save the extra “international delivery charge” that applied on some items.
This is great for new Kindle owners, as by default if you buy it from Amazon UK, it will provide you with access to the UK store. However, international Kindle 2 owners are still stuck with the US store on their devices. Although it may not occur to everyone to change it over, there are a number of benefits to doing so, and best of all, it’s ridiculously easy to do. [Read more…]
There was a lot of chatter when Dell released the Streak, their new Android device a few months back. Now, some of that chatter is starting up again, no doubt because the device has just been released over in the States (isn’t it lovely when us Brits get a product first?).
There has been talk of Apple preparing a 7″ model “iPad Mini” for release before the end of 2010, in time for Christmas sales at the end of the year. Doing so, however, would be a mistake in my opinion, and here’s why…
Like many other Apple products, the iPad tablet has been wildly successful since its launch earlier this year, and the market is full of great third party accessories to go with it.
When a new Apple product hits the market, cases are always available from stores in abundance. Naturally, the Apple iPad tablet is no exception to this rule, and with its release comes a plethora of choice in the third party iPad case market.
Are you fed up of logging in to all of the different services you’re on, such as Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, Google Reader and Digg? Yeah, me too, so I decided to try out Socialite for Mac OS X, an application which allows you to keep track of every single one of those feeds I just mentioned, as well as any other RSS feeds you want to add, in one window.
Well, this is certainly an interesting way to end the day! Apple rumours site 
Firefox fans, get yourselves over to the Mozilla website to pick up the