The beauty of running OxGadgets is the fact that not only do I come across great products, but also great people. I am an engineer and an entrepreneur, and meeting other like minded people is always a great high. In fact, that is what makes running OxGadgets.com worth running! So when Lee and Olly from … Read more
What is it? To be honest, there are quite a few ‘recipe’ based apps out there. Heck we even reviewed a tablet that was specifically designed to be used for cooking (help you cook, not to cook on, just in case you were tempted!). The Sesame App is the best I have tried so … Read more
Whenever I get a new tablet, or look towards one, the first thing I do is get a good keyboard for it. Tablets have come a long way, and touch screens are amazing and all that, but nothing really beats a proper physical keyboard. Archos know this, and hence they have just announced the Archos … Read more
I am not one to scare anyone, but a loss of files is something that we have all had to deal with. Whether you are bit of an expert, or just somebody who uses their phone to post Instagram photos, we have (or may) all suffered the issue. What to do then? Leawo have … Read more
Google Chromecast was all the rage last year. Available exclusively in the USA, this was Google’s surprise reveal, and came with a promise to kill many online webstreaming services, such as Roku, Apple TV, and the like. With the price being only $35, there was nothing for you to lose apart from an HDMI … Read more
What is it? While most manufacturers focus on the iPad when it comes to fancy accessories for tablets, Kensington do not stop there. Much like the KeyFolio for the iPad Air, there is a KeyFolio Pro for Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 10.1. Featuring a leather case with a magnetic clip, an array of viewing angles, … Read more
Having been quite a fan of HTC phones for some time, I was glued to my computer screen on Tuesday afternoon when they unveiled the new HTC One smartphone. Confusingly, it’s still called the HTC One like its last release, but they’ve tacked on the M8 to differentiate between the two. I wasn’t actually aware … Read more
Most of us spend too much time on our smartphones. Look down any train carriage and you’re likely to see an ocean of iPhones featuring a bird being fired into the air or flying along a path avoiding brick walls. There are over a million apps on the market waiting to be discovered, and in … Read more
Maybe it is the way things are done in America, or maybe Motorola are taking a leaf out of Apple’s book. While a lot of Google fans will probably hate me for saying this, but the Moto 360, Motorola’s plunge into the smart watch market, is something many would have wanted Apple to create. While … Read more
It is finally happening. Google have announced their Android Wear, and LG, who have worked in close partnership with Google on their Nexus devices, have just announced the LG G Watch. The Android Wear platform is Google’s attempt to extend Android to wearables. What makes this stand out though, is the fact that unlike … Read more