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Product of the Year 2010: and the nominees are...
Well, this is the big one. Here at Pocket-lint, we've seen a hell of a lot of products over the last year - some good, some bad and some, very, very ugly. We've trawled through our review vaults to whittle down the gigantic list of gadgets, leaving only those that have what it takes to scoop the ultimate prize.
With the Pocket-lint Gadget Awards 2010 almost upon us, we take a look at the five devices fighting for the chance to be Product of the Year 2010.
Amazon Kindle 3G + Wi-Fi
- Type
- E-book reader
- Price
- £149
- Released
- October 2010
- PL review score
- 8/10
Ebook readers continue to take the market by storm, as commuters and lovers of literature ditch their heavy hardback books in favour of the lightweight devices. Online retailer Amazon has led the charge with its Kindle range, and this year saw the introduction of the hotly anticipated launch of the 3G and Wi-Fi model.
The new model is smaller and lighter than the last incarnation, while the screen contrast and the refresh rate are also better. We could go on about the spec list all day, but the Kindle's biggest draw is the exceptional value offered by the surprisingly reasonable price tag. At £149, the 3G and Wi-Fi model really is a great deal, while the 3G-less model can be picked up for just £109. This is certainly going to be one of the must-have Christmas gifts for 2010, and also a worthy contender for Product of the Year.
Apple iPad
- Type
- Tablet
- Price
- From £429
- Released
- April 2010
- PL review score
- 8/10
As much as we hate to keep banging on about the iPad as if it's the best thing since some bright spark decided to slice up the bread before they sold it, this really is an outstanding gadget. Nabbing itself several nominations in this year's Pocket-lint awards, Apple's ground-breaking tablet is a joy to use and not just for fanboys and gadget-lovers, but for the less tech-savvy among us as well.
Our concerns that this was just a cross between a smartphone and a netbook, without really being as good as either were eliminated the second that we got our paws on that gloriously responsive touch screen. One of the things that's great about the iPad is that it's so much fun to play with. No one really needs one, but boy, do we want one. The iPad has also succeeded in more or less single-handedly kick-starting the market for tablets. But, could it take the Product of the Year crown? Find out here soon.
Canon EOS 550D
- Type
- DSLR camera
- Price
- £799 (body only)
- Released
- April 2010
- PL review score
- 9/10
As more amateur photographers look to upgrade their equipment, quality DSLRs continue to become more affordable. This certainly isn't one of the cheapest contenders in the Product of the Year category, with the body alone priced at £799, while the setup we tested would set you back £1099. However, we're 100 per cent positive that it's worth every penny, and it's unlikely that you'll need to buy a new camera any time soon with a solid foundation like the 550D.
One of the best bits on Canon's snapper is the 3-inch LCD screen which has a pin-sharp 1040k- dots, one of the highest resolution displays you'll find on a consumer DSLR. But does the 550D have enough going for it to be 2010's Product of the Year?
Huawei E585 MiFi
- Type
- Mobile Wi-Fi device
- Price
- £49.99
- Released
- July 2010
- PL review score
- 9/10
The use of Mi-Fi devices has been steadily growing as more of us want to be able to access the Internet on the move, and many public Wi-Fi services are still too weak or clunky to be of any use. A Mi-Fi device effectively lets you create your own hotspot that you can move around wherever you want (assuming that you've got mobile coverage).
Earlier in the year, Three updated the modem it uses for its Mi-Fi service to the Huawei E585 model, the older one being the 3 Mi-Fi Mobile Wi-Fi (Huawei E5830). The upgrade brought with it a host of improvements including connection details, battery status, how many devices are connected and even how much data you've used. Add to that the extremely reasonable pricing structure - £49.99 as a pay as you go option, or £39.99 and £15 a month for 5GB data a month - and you've got one hell of a product, and one that we simply couldn't do without.
HTC Desire HD
- Type
- Android smartphone
- Price
- Varies
- Released
- October 2010
- PL review score
- 9/10
Android has shaken up the mobile phone market in recent times and carved out a role for itself as the main competitor to Apple's iOS. HTC has been the brand leading by example when it comes to Google's OS, with the long-awaited Desire HD launching just a few months ago. Sporting a huge 4.3-inch screen, and Android 2.2, the handset certainly didn't disappoint and has become a firm favourite with gadget fans and consumers who want a non-Apple smartphone option.
A new chipset and more RAM, combined with the latest that Android has to offer results in a very slick experience, making this one of the best mobile devices available today and a worthy contender for Product of the Year.
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Ondrej Pavelec was the clear-cut starter for the Atlanta Thrashers this season, but Chris Mason might be one of the league's most underrated backups.
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Sergei Samsonov Taken To Hospital
by Paul on 09/25/10 at 11:05 PM ET
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via Chip Alexander tweets,
Sergei Samsonov injured at 1:55 of third after Byfuglien hit along boards. Samsonov needs a stretcher to be taken from ice.
Samsonov is being taken to an Atlanta hospital.
added 9:47pm, via a Carolina Hurricanes tweet,
Sergei Samsonov is at hospital for precautionary testing, but has full sensation & team is hopeful he'll be released tonight.
added 10:00pm, David Lee of Red and Black Hockey at KK has a little more information and will keep you posted as more information becomes available.
added 10:15pm, David has another update, sprained neck for Samsonov.
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Recipe: Chili-Lime Steak Fajitas
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Since discovering how easy it is to cook amazing flank steak at home, I have become rather obsessed with fajitas. As in, we've had them for dinner at least once a week for the past several weeks — sometimes just the two of us, sometimes with friends. They're just so easy and easily adaptable! Roast some peppers and onions under the broiler, then cook the steak. Pile everything on a platter with a stack of warm tortillas nearby, and dig in. It's a happy and delicious free-for-all.
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Title: Practicality of Cedar Elm and buffalo grass in clay soil in East Texas
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QUESTION:Dear Mr. Smarty Pants, I live in Katy Texas on what used to be a rice field. The soil either has a lot of clay in it or in places is just solid clay. Will any kind of buffalo grass grow here? I've read that the Cedar Elm does well in clay, would that be a good tree for us? Any help with growing native plants in clay on the Katy prairie would be very appreciated. Thanks!
ANSWER:As long as you have plenty of sunshine, Bouteloua dactyloides (buffalograss) should do fine in your clay soil in Harris County. There are a number of different varieties available and it would be a good idea to check with a nursery in the area that specializes in native plants to find the best one for your area. You can find those in our National Suppliers Directory. Turffalo, developed by Texas Tech University, has been getting good press, but your best bet is to seek the advice of someone local who has had experience with buffalo grass in your area.
Ulmus crassifolia (cedar elm) should also do fine in your clay soils.
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New condom protection for mobile phones: Skins Mobile Protection
Dutch brand Skins Mobile has launched a condom for mobile phones. The Skins Mobile allows continued use of your mobile phone whilst at the same time delivering waterproof protection. The concept was the brain-child of Rogier van Camp who had the idea while painting a swimming pool.
Van Camp's job meant that his hands were often dirty making it difficult to make and receive calls without damaging his mobile phone, a condom was the logical answer.
Straightforward to use the Skins Mobile Protection condom is slipped over the phone and knotted at the end for absolute protection (Van Camp's party trick is to jump into a pool with his phone in his pocket then make a call).
Mobile phones work well while encased in a Skins Mobile with around 3% audio impairment and little or no loss of signal strength. Skins Mobile Protection can be used on the majority of mobile phones including flip and slide phones and will protect against sand and grit, showers and splashes.
Condoms have been used for all sorts of things over the years including gun protection in the Gulf War and World War II: soldiers would pop a condom over the barrels of guns in order to protect from the wet and sand.
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Newly renovated 3 bedroom (2 queens and a double with an additional inside day bed) north facing open planned designed house with bi-fold doors that gives it a inside out lifestyle feel.Timber floors throughout complimented with Turkish rugs.
Space where guests can cook their own meals
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Space where guests can cook their own meals
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Is a newly renovated 3 bedroom north facing open planned designed house with bi-fold doors that gives it a inside out lifestyle feel.Timber floors throughout complimented with Turkish rugs, a great kitchen with a stand alone gas Italian cooker and dishwasher. It has a huge bathroom with an extra outside toilet,shower and washing machine in the laundry.
Mullumbimby has grown into the Byron of old. A very health conscious place with lots of funky cafes all serving their own creations, a Friday farmers market which is now the largest in the region is a must. It is a very eclectic town with an artistic community that caters for all walks of life from yoga, meditation,dance,galleries to local music.On a rainy day the outdoor Kiva day spa is amazing all within a 5 minute walk from my house.
A 5 minute dive to the beaches of Brunswick Heads and 15 minutes to Byron or Bangalow, 35min to the Gold Coast Airport and only a 15min bus ride to Yelgun (Splendour & The Falls festival) and 5min to the Blues Fest.
The house comes with a dishwasher, stand alone gas oven, microwave, coffee machine, Bose sound system in and out, large flat screen & apple TV, ADSL2+ Wifi, fans in every room gas heating and washing machine.
All Linen and Towels are provided.
Enjoy the house and all its pleasures including the vegie garden, treat it like your own and be considerate of the neighbours.
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The property was exactly as described and ideal for our needs. It's lovely and spacious, and full of character. Everything was clean and fully functioning. Our host Adrian provided excellent support and communication which helped make sure that our stay was enjoyable and stress-free. Thanks for having us!
We had a great time in Mullumbimby and the public areas of the house were terrific - exactly as shown, chill, beautiful, easy to share. We didn't actually cook as such, but had breakfast every morning on the table outside and watched the resident lizard do his thing.
The bedrooms weren't bad but they weren't terrific - there were no reading lamps in any of the rooms, and no convenient plugs for recharging phones to act as clocks. However, we were there to be out and about, and didn't let that bother us too much.
The TV was covered by a towel which I took to mean don't use, again, we weren't there much and didn't need it.
The location was fabulous, a 7 minute walk to the shops, quiet, beautiful.
Hi Liat,
I'm glad to hear your first AIRBNB experience was a positive one - enjoying my home, the local area and discovering the way people live on the other side of the world.
The 'towel' you refer to is actually a beautiful 1960s fabric that I hang over the screen when not in use, so the TV itself doesn't become the showpiece in the lounge room. All of the bedrooms are Australian sized and all have power points perhaps not just within arms reach when laying in bed, next time you are more than welcome to use the 2 lamps in the living room as reading lights as most do.
I hope I was able to make up for what seems like a couple of idiosyncrasies, with my personal recommendations for eating and getting around town.
Our family spent our Easter break at Adrian's wonderful house. It was beautifully presented, clean and perfect for our needs. Mullum township is within handy waking distance and the Blues festival (the focus of our visit) was just a few minutes drive away. Unfortunately we didn't meet Adrian as he was away however we had regular electronic contact and he left us with some great suggestions for restaurants / cafes and things to do. Adrian has a beautiful home with a lovely garden and lots of wildlife. Thanks Adrian!!
This was a lovely place to stay in. Adrian was a responsive and discrete host. He gave some fabulous recommendations for local places to eat. The home easily accommodated two couples and a 7 year old. Easy kitchen to use and plenty of space for all. It's really clean and very attractively renovated. A fascinating surprise that opens out as you come In from the street. Great deck for sitting in and a very easy drive to the beach. Mullumbimby is a great town to walk around. We enjoyed ourselves. Thanks.
Adrian's place is lovely. Laid back town and a laid back house- kind of a beach house feel but not AT the beach (but really very close to one)!- light, open and airy with a great back yard and GREAT kale!
Communication with Adrian was easy and he made our check-in and check-out very smooth. Thanks!
Adrian was easy to contact, checked our progress on arrival and ensured we comfortable during our stay. Located in town with easy access to amenities.
Good living area which opens to a great deck and outside area.
Spent 6 days at the house over Easter. Great house with awesome deck overlooking garden. Equipped with everything we needed and spotless. A short walk into town. Adrian very helpful and friendly. Highly recommended.
About the Host, Adrian
"There is a lifetime of education in traveling". I have spent a large part of my life traveling and have a passion for living life, surfing and yoga therefore settling down in beautiful Byron Bay Australia whereby I am a Massage Therapist and Lecturer in the field for the past 10 years.


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Fans and Formula One drivers past and present marked the 20th anniversary of the death of Ayrton Senna at the Italian circuit where the triple champion crashed 20 years ago.
Hundreds paid their respects with a minute's silence at the Tamburello corner at 2.17 pm, the moment the Brazilian's Williams ploughed into the wall while leading the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix.
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Paula, Ayrton Senna's niece
Austrian rookie Roland Ratzenberger had died the previous day when he crashed during qualifying and the two remain the last driver fatalities during a grand prix weekend.
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A mass, attended by Ratzenberger's parents, was held on Wednesday night.
"It's so emotional for us because it's a long time and still the love from the people is very alive," Senna's niece Paula, representing the family, told Reuters Television.
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Current Ferrari drivers Fernando Alonso and Kimi Raikkonen, as well as Senna's former McLaren team mate Gerhard Berger, were among those present at the track and social media was flooded with messages.
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LIGHTS are to be turned off at landmark buildings across South Lakeland to mark the centenary of the outbreak of the First World War.
The Lights Out campaign will see people and organisations across the UK switching off lights from 10pm to 11pm on Monday - leaving on just a single light or candle for a shared moment of reflection to mark the anniversary day.
In South Lakeland, lights will go out at key council-owned buildings and landmarks such as Kendal Castle, Kendal Town Hall and Ulverston's Coronation Hall.
As part of the same commemorations, the Kendal Branch of the Royal British Legion is holding a period of reflection at Kendal's Market Place Cenotaph at 10pm on August 4.
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Coun Chris Hogg, South Lakeland District Council's portfolio holder for arts, culture and events, said: "It is fitting that the council should be marking this historic occasion by supporting the Lights Out campaign, and we would encourage others to do likewise."
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Kendal Remembers, which depicts the town's part in the Great War, was officially opened at Kendal Town Hall by mayor Tom Clare and Cumbria High Sherrif Martyn Hart.
"We had abour 70 visitors in the first afternoon, including a woman from Amsterdam," said organiser Paul Bramham. "I've also been contacted by a guy from Canada who is coming to visit because his great uncle, Walter Dixon, is featured in the exhibition."
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– In an interview with ESPN, former WWE Diva Stacy Keibler was asked about her wrestling career.
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Make this easy recipe a day ahead. It will definitely taste better. It can then sit around a couple of days in the refrigerator until you want to serve it as part of an assortment in the Mediterranean/middle eastern way. … Continue reading
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Recipe: Egg Foo Young
I had a surfeit of bean sprouts so decided to experiment with this Chinese-American classic. On the way I investigated a few options which will give you better results than mine on your own batch. Serves 4. Ingredients: 6 eggs … Continue reading
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Recipe: Grilled Asparagus
I prefer grilling to steaming for asparagus because I can easily do it alongside other grilling tasks, but also because it's more forgiving. Oversteam asparagus and it gets flaccid; leave it a minute too long on the grill and it … Continue reading
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Recipe: "Destination" Shrimp
Years ago I cooked at a prime rib chain called Victoria Station. Our radio tag was Johnny Cash singing "Destination… Victoria Station" in his deep tremolo, hence the name of this delicious and easy dish. We'd always have a few … Continue reading
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Recipe: Grandma Eggplant
Another Southern classic from my friend Judy Cromwell, who writes: My grandmother would cook her dinner in the morning and set it on the top shelf of the stove until it was time for the evening meal. She would make … Continue reading
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Battle Mandram: A family history
Judy Cromwell is a longtime friend who frequently comments on my recipes. She agreed to share her Mandram recipe and contributed this bonus description of her family's tussles with this dish through the decades. Chef Otis' interest in recreating southern … Continue reading
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