According to Simon Lee-Smith, Telefonica's Euro chief, those Nokia Lumia 800s are too damn expensive. That's why the network won't be selling Nokia's first Windows phones, adding that they'll have to be cheaper to get a look-in.
You may've noticed that today is Marie Curie's 144th birthday, thanks to the Google doodle bearing her likeness. Click on the image, and the Marie Curie Cancer Care charity is the top search result, thanks to some Popeye-strong SEO powers.
According to music folk at Side-Line, the audio CD is set to be abandoned by the end of 2012 by the major record labels. CDs as we know they will be replaced with digital downloads-only, leaving retailers like HMV out in the cold.
It's not quite as adorable as its predecessor, but the new Chobi Cam Pro manages to gain 720P video recording while making a convincing case for it being the world's smallest HD camcorder.
Spotify's bringing it's free iTunes Festival clone to London, after a summer outing in New York. It all kicks off this Friday 11th November with a gig in the Lexington in North London, featuring Benjamin Francis Leftwich and Marques Toliver.
This looks like it should be airbrushed onto the side of a really tacky t-shirt, but it's actually quite real! An Air Force F-15E near Bagram Air Field, Afghanistan, illuminated by apocalyptic lightning.
Motorola's new Droid RAZR is landing in the UK ahead of the delayed schedule according to Clove's blog. The online smartphone retailer is expecting stock in tomorrow and will be able to fulfil all current back orders immediately.
Long, long before the company dreamt of an office building from space, Apple occupied a far more modest compound — so much so that it could be sketched by hand. The floor plans were recently rediscovered.
University of Texas Southwestern's scientists have created a new flu vaccine that can protect us against any kind of flu, not just one type. Unlike the current type of vaccines, this can even protect us if the virus mutates.
HP's TouchSmart series, perhaps in spite of its touch capability, are damn good all-in-one PCs, and a nice iMac alternative. Now it's inevitably 3D — active shutter glasses and a 3D webcam jazz up the multimedia desktop slab.
Given that they're both multi-billion pound businesses, Disney and YouTube embarking on a £6 million joint adventure seems like small potatoes. But as the NY Times explains, the two need each other in a bad way. And this could be the start of something big.
That old black PS3 is starting to look a bit tired. How about a new one for Christmas? GameStop's got a new 'Classic' white one that'll match up nicely with the rest of the black entertainment kit you've got sitting under your black TV.
Remember those ChevronWP7 chaps who released a jailbreak of sorts for Windows Phone 7 and then got employed by Microsoft? Well they're back with an official 'unlock' that'll set you back about £6.
Gizmodo UK readers, you are this country's savviest tech-purchasers. But how many of you have actually stepped foot in one of the UK's 11 Best Buy stores, let alone actually bought anything? Judging by the comments I've seen so far, not many of you are surprised to hear the US company is pulling out of the UK market, blaming poor locations and not-low-enough prices. Come give your two penn’orth here:
