About Dale Lovell
I’ve been working as a journalist in the tech world for several years now, and this is by far the most exciting time for the industry. I’ve always loved getting my hands on exciting new products, be it a laptop, smartphone or digital camera, and my job allows me to indulge this passion every day.
Rockstar Games has finally given us some more release date details about the eagerly awaited GTA 5, and promises more information in the coming weeks. Haven’t we heard that before?
Microsoft has launched its Windows Phone 8 OS, with users able to get their hands on the range of models this weekend but will the OS be a success or even a match for the might of Android and iOS?
Barnes & Noble’s Nook Simple Touch Glowlight ereader has finally hit UK shores, going head-to-head with the likes of the Kindle Paperwhite from Amazon. But can it compete?
Ahead of the Nintendo Wii U UK launch, company president Satoru Iwata has already warned about the possibility of shortages in 2012 which isnt good news for the company pinning allot on the success of the Wii U.
Leaked images of the so-called Samsung Galaxy Premier, a model that bears more than a passing resemblance to the Samsung Galaxy S3, have started doing the rounds. Here’s what we know so far!
Microsoft has hinted that subscription plans on the Xbox 360 could be made available on future consoles too, so could we see this on the Xbox 720? Here’s what we know so far!
The Ascend Mate from Chinese telecoms giant Huawei has an impressive line up of rumoured specs that threaten to challenge the Samsung Galaxy Note 2. Here’s what we know so far…
Details of GTA 5 are still very hazy, as is the release date but it seems that Rockstar is slowly getting ready to give us some concrete information as they launch a GTA 5 Facebook page!
The Apple iPad Mini, Microsoft’s Surface tablet and a line-up of Nexus devices from Google will be making their debut in the near future ensuring that the tablet war is only just beginning!
Apple has lost its appeal against a High Court ruling in the UK, which stated that Samsung had not infringed the design of the iPad and that the designs were ‘considerably different’.
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