Whatever it takes, or how my heart breaks, I will be right here waiting for you, as Richard Marx once sang. And we have it on good authority he wrote that song about the Google Nexus 4, out of stock for months, and Blackberry 10, the long-awaited next generation of BlackBerry.
Rich celebrates the return of the bargain-tastic Nexus 4 to Google Play, while Andy and Luke share their first impressions of BlackBerry 10 and the new BlackBerry Z10. Is it pleasant as a pheasant?
Plus our friend Otamatone is his usual verbose self as he reviews the new Fujifilm XF1 -- and we wonder how Yoda says YOLO.
And we turn to you, esteemed reader and listener, for your comments in the feedback section. What will Google unveil next that can top the Nexus 7 and Nexus 4? What's the future of tablets? And is it actually worth upgrading to Jelly Bean from Ice Cream Sandwich?
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Damien2501 2 February, 2013 23:01
I aint a fan of Win 8 anymore but I think the Surface not having the advertised storage capacity story is a bit overrated. Lots of products dont have the advertised storage capacity, and the Surface has got expandable memory, Who Cares??
And why is the place of filming dark??
Rich Trenholm 5 February, 2013 13:38
It's atmospheric, innit. (Also it's a super-expensive special sound-dampening backing, which for some reason comes in black)