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Posted in: Android, Mobile Accessories, Tablets 14 hours ago by Kyle I am sure there are lots of people interested into pairing their new Nexus 7 slate with some original accessories. So here are all the official ASUS extras for the first Google tablet. There are plenty of stuff to go with the slate – a rotating stand case, a Bluetooth keyboard case, a folio case with wallet, a basic leather stand, a screen protector, a Nexus dock and a flip case. The official Asus rotating stand is made of leather and is available on pre-order for £28. The Bluetooth keyboard dock looks quite impressive. It’s also made of leather, the keyboard looks nice and has an automatic paring function. The price is £80. Nexus 7 folio case with wallet pretty much speaks for itself. It costs £40. The official stand (landscape only) goes for £23, the protector is £15, the official landscape dock with a 3.5mm jack and a microUSB port costs £32 and the flip case (in 6 different colors) is £20. As you can see, ASUS h...

Posted in: Various, Windows 18 hours ago by Vince Windows 8 is coming in the end of October and to ensure its adoption goes as smooth as possible, Microsoft has announced the new Wedge Mobile Keyboard and Wedge Touch Mouse. The Wedge Mobile Keyboard keyboard is meant for tablets so it isn’t some simple Bluetooth keyboard with Windows 8-specific keys. No, it comes with a special cover which hides some nifty tricks under its sleeve. Firstly, the cover acts as an on/off switch for the keyboard itself. So when its removed, the keyboard automatically turns on, which as a result saves on battery life. Once it’s off the keyboard, the cover can fold in half to create a stand for your Windows 8 running tablet. In addition, the back of the keyboard has a handy grip allowing you to place it against a tablet and carry it around. Scratches are unlikely due to the cover’s soft rubbery surface. The Microsoft Wedge Mobile Keyboard will retail for $79.95 and will be globally available in the coming w...

The Nokia 808 PureView, with its revolutionary camera phone technology, is the mobile phone that everyone has been talking about since it was unveiled earlier this year at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Recently, there has been less talking and more wide-eyed wonder as people are beginning to see for themselves the astonishing capabilities of the phone. The Internet is buzzing with blogs and picture galleries that are eager to show off the device’s astonishing images and even as a great way of capturing concert footage. If you’re one of the people who’ve got an 808 PureView already, you can relax in the smug knowledge that you are the envy of the mobile world. What else could you possibly want? Well, as you would expect from a monster camera phone, the 808 PureView also has some frighteningly wicked accessories to go with it. All serious photographers will have a tripod and as a serious camera phone, one of the first accessories you should consider for your 808 PureView is th...