4G is coming to your phone, the Internet is heading for the Tube, and the new iPad is transforming lives left, right and centre. We're living in the future! So why is everything a bit rubbish?
That's the question we're pondering as the CNET UK team gathers in our hovering podcast bubble at CNET Towers to give the technology world a right old slap in the chops. In this episode, Rich, Andy and Luke discuss the coming of 4G, Wi-Fi on the London Underground, and the collapse of Game and what it means for gamers.
In the Crave section of the podcast, we each pick our favourite gadget that's caught our eye this week. Andy rates the Acer Aspire Timeline U M3 ultrabook, Luke looks at the Tag Heuer Racer luxury Android phone, and Rich waxes nostalgic at the prospect of Project Barcelona, an online shop for classic BBC telly. But there can be only winner of the Crave kudos, decided each week by a mysterious gadget-obsessed arbiter of Crave-worthy kit. This week we're looking to impress Judgement Des'ree.
And we turn to you, wonderful listener, for your thoughts in the feedback section. Whether you need help with gadgets going wrong or just want to get something off your chest about the technology of the moment, leave us a comment below or on our Facebook page -- where you can chat with like-minded gadget fans, marvel at our behind-the-scenes pictures from CNET Towers, or be flummoxed by your fellow fans' Photoshop frivolity.
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Prozium39 6 April, 2012 16:28
I agree that the big mobile makers such as Sony,Samsung and so on have dropped the ball when it comes to ICS they all said they coul port ICS to there 2011 phones and as of today not many have got the update, and if you haven't got 1gbram or dual-core the chances are slim,I have the experia arc and if they do get it to me then tere warning it could be laggy and will shut apps down to load up the menu screen...but I've just got the HTC ONE X with it quad-core and 1gbram and I've been using it for a couple of days and the ICS os is a dream it's such an update from GB,so if you can get try it...I will even try it on my experia arc....