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There are an overwhelming number of cases available for your 4th generation Amazon Kindle, so in a marketplace that saturated, quality and price become determining factors. The Luxfolio isn't just a case, it's also a stand. Positioned at a sensible £16.95 can it do enough to raise itself above the rest?

The X-mini is a compact and highly portable speaker for iPods and other MP3 players, sporting a built in recharchable battery and an interesting expand for added bass feature. Sitting at a retail price of £19.99 it targets those who require portability but without breaking the bank. Can this speaker deliver or does it fall short of the mark?

The Pocket Boom Portable Vibration Speaker is something of an enigma. It's not a portable speaker in the traditional sense (like the excellent X-mini). Instead of the speaker vibrations creating the sound alone, it vibrates in such a way that it needs to be attached to a surface of some description for you to hear your music clearly. The beauty is that you can use practically any surface from tables to windows to cups and even juice cartons! The positioning possibilites are certainly plentiful, but ultimately as with any speaker it comes down to the sound quality. So is the Pocket Boom just what you've been looking for or does it leave something to be desired?

Hi everyone,

I'd like to apologise to all of the loyal readers of this website who have recently noticed an almost complete absence of any recent posts. This has not been the plan, however a number of external factors have somewhat monopolised my time.

That said, I do intend to return to posting new content. I have a couple of reviews in the pipeline that I hope to publish over the next week or so and I will endeavour to post news regularly too.

I hope you can all forgive me and will continue to support this website.

Kindest regards and thank you in advance

Henry

The New Year may now be a couple of weeks behind us and Christmas a seemingly distant memory, however the quandary of what to do with unwanted gifts may still be playing on your mind. However a company called Odelay may be just what you are looking for. As a bonus, they are also giving away a shiny new iPad 2

'When Santa gets it wrong, Odelay gets it right'

Stuck with a pile of unwanted Christmas gifts? Last year’s unwanted gifts totalled a staggering £650 million however this year, Odelay, the UK’s newest online marketplace, may provide the answer to what to do with that pile and help spread the joy of Christmas further.

Odelay, is a free online, friend-based UK classified ads site and marketplace for people to sell, buy and swap consumer goods. co-founded by Heath Kane and Jordan Hammond. The site, similar to Ebay, but without any added costs, allows customers to upload products for others to purchase or swap.

Until the end of January, all customers will automatically be entered into a prize draw to win an Apple iPad2 when they post a free ad on the site. The more items posted the greater your chances of winning.

The co-founders have created a new site allowing you to also relive the joy of 'swapshop' as well as selling, especially for those Xmas 'leftovers' with a simple festive message - 'don’t sack Santa, just think of Odelay as your little helper. It's free to list, free to sell, no time limits and no hidden catches'.

The site allows buyers to search by price and distance to find the ideal treat. It is also easy to share classified ads with friends through Facebook, Twitter and Google+ creating a fun, reliable and trusted trading circle – a place to find, sell and share happiness.

Odelay will be developing in the next few months to bring thousands of items online, encouraging users to spread their happiness further by donating to charities.

Odelay is quick to becoming the new interactive and social way to shop. No more need to feel deflated about your unwanted or wasted gifts –for a quick swap go to Odelay.

With the dust completely settled on the New Year celebrations, the tech year has only just begun. Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is now underway in Las Vegas.

Every year thousands of tech journalists descend on the Nevada city to see the latest developments and gadgets. This year looks set to be a good year and you can find some of the key announcements right here!

I would just like to take a moment to wish everyone a Happy New Year and all the best for 2012.

In a move that echoes a similar move from Apple pulling out of Macworld, Microsoft has announced that 2012 will be the last year the Redmond based company will be participating in the trade show.

Citing a number of reasons that are similar to those offered by Apple, Microsoft is another major player from the computing industry to pull out of the trade show circuit. Such a move will undoubtedly be a big blow to CES, however as CES covers more than just computing it is unlikely to signal the end of the annual trade show.