We’re all busy people, right? This means that we need our gadgets and devices to provide us with tools to make tasks easier and save us money, time or stress. So whether it’s to organise your schedule, give you a helping hand or just make you smile – these apps need to be in yourContinue Reading “15 innovative apps that will change your life”
Ofcom as part of their remit under the Communications Act 2003 have to carry out research into consumer’s experiences of the way communications services are provided (such as broadband services) and then publish the results of the research. Ofcom has so far published 3 broadband experience reports using data collected by research partner SamKnows Ltd.Continue Reading “Ofcom publishes their broadband speed findings”
Back in December, Bamboo launched a competition for Girls’n’Gadgets readers to have their handwriting analysed by leading graphologist Ruth Myers. We had many entries and it was very interesting to read what Ruth uncovered about your personalities from the way you crossed your ‘t’s and dotted your ‘i’s. Two winners were selected for a moreContinue Reading “Be Bamboo Competition: Winners’ handwriting revealed”
The Connected Creativity Forum – Brand new event from the GSMA and Reed MIDEM…
It’s been a busy Winter for Sonic the Hedgehog, the first episode for Sonic 4 was finally released at the beginning of the season, and Sonic Colours debuted as exclusives for Nintendo’s Wii and DS. The former title did reasonably well in reviews, maintaining a nostalgic feel to the original games while adding its ownContinue Reading “Sonic Colours (Wii)”
The on-line social gaming world of Moshi Monsters is coming out of cyberspace and entering the real world. Last week was the London Toy Fair and Mind Candy took this opportunity to launch their latest Moshi Monster range of toys and games in conjunction with Vivid Group who are based out of Guildford in the UKContinue Reading “Moshi Monsters Merchandise in UK stores!”
We’ve received our final entries for the Be Bamboo handwriting competition. Handwriting expert Ruth Myers has given each entrant’s handwriting the once over, read the results below. Lynda Wookey Ruth says: “A direct and agreeable nature. She has high goals and anticipates the future. Possesses a natural responsiveness to the needs and feelings of others.” Dennis Harding RuthContinue Reading “Be Bamboo Competition: Final handwriting entries, plus winners announced”
By Elizabeth Lutgendorf Years ago, Nokia produced some of the best mobile devices on the market. But the rapid growth of smart phones and their quick development cycle when controlled by Apple or Google, rather than an open source platform like that of the Symbian Foundation (which is at the heart of most Nokia devices)Continue Reading “In Depth Nokia N8 Review”
We’ve received our second lot of entries for the Be Bamboo handwriting competition. Handwriting expert Ruth Myers has given each entrant’s handwriting the once over, read the results below. There is still time to enter, see details at the bottom of this post. Paula Brown Ruth says: “Will communicate well with others and whilst outwardly willing to listen, ifContinue Reading “Be Bamboo Competition: More handwriting entries”
Great news! The Be Bamboo handwriting competition has been extended until 31st December 2010. The competition gives you the chance to have your handwriting analysed by leading graphologist, Ruth Myers. To enter is simple, chose any two phases from the words below and write them on a plain piece of paper. You must use joinedContinue Reading “Be Bamboo Competition: Extended until 31st December 2010”