Blimey - here's an indicator of how times are a-changing. The T3 Awards normally see Apple taking home a bagful of awards, but this year it's all about the slightly less glamourous Asus, who emerged with the awards for best gadget (Nexus 7), best tablet (Nexus 7), best computer (UX31), best tech brand and best design (Asus Transformer). The Samsung S3 got the best phone gong, while Apple had to make do with the rather boring 'best work gadget' prize. Good to see the Raspberry Pi winning too. http://www.wirefresh.com/samsung-ga...s-7-and-transformer-prime-scoop-up-t3-awards/
Tis veh shiny! I'm really impressed with Asus's stuff. The Nexus is fantastic value for money and the Transformer Prime looks like it costs double the money - and performs like it too
Its pretty interesting that Apple got the best work gadget. When the iphone first came out, it seemed to be woefully inadequate for business users. Now, its overtaken Blackberry and become the de facto business phone. I also suspect they would have wone a couple more awards if the iphone 5 had been available during voting.
I'm not so sure about that at all. It's a nice enough phone, but there's nothing really new or particularly innovative about it.
Well, we'll never know will we. Do they do an award for 'Most innovative way to make everyone buy new stuff'? They'd have won it for that crappy new connector.
It always strikes me as bizarre that their are any tech mags left in these days of anyone who's interested in tech having access to the internet and all the up to the minute information that brings.
T3 is a very successful magazine, and it's syndicated all over the world. I still buy it occasionally. Sometimes it's nice to be able to read a proper magazine rather than look at screen.
That doesn't change my surprise that ink and paper is still so popular...still there is a change from a decade ago when I used to buys mags, there is a lot less space on most newsagents shelves given over to them, so it is declining.
True of all current smart phones. There is nothing new about any of them, they are competing on colour scheme and proper amplifiers on the head phone socket.
I disagree. The Galaxy Note II, for example, has some really interesting new features. Features I wish my own phone had, in fact.
