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CNET UK Podcast 201: The latest from IFA 2010 and new Apple things

This week we are amazed by the new gadgets pouring out of Germany and Cupertino and we talk about car eyelashes and the week's news

Ping in iTunes 10 review: The pong of failure

Ping is the new music-based social network in iTunes, but it's still empty of social butterflies and already full of spam, without any way to find the good stuff

ViewSonic ViewPad 100: 10-inch tablet runs both Windows 7 and Android

ViewSonic launches its second tablet in a week at Berlin's IFA, with an interesting Android/ Windows 7 OS running 10-incher.

Virgin touts 10 a month BlackBerry Curve 8520

Virgin Media is offering the BlackBerry Curve 8520 at a knock-down 12 a month, or 10 per month for existing customers with TV packages.

LG PX990: First THX 3D certified plasma in the world announced

3D this, 3D that. Anyone would think we were living in a 3D world or something, especially with LG announcing a brand new THX 3D certified plasma with 2D to 3D conversion built-in

Royal Mail smart stamp can be read by iPhone, produces Bernard Cribbins

The Royal Mail is launching the world's first intelligent stamp that can be read by iPhones and Android mobiles. And it produces a virtual Bernard Cribbins!

Motorola Milestone 2: Hands-on photos with the latest droid

The Motorola Milestone 2 adds a new keyboard and the Motoblur skin to make it even better than its Editor's Choice-winning predecessor

TomTom Go Live 1000: Multi-touch super sat-nav

TomTom's built a "super sat-nav" that it believes is "the future of driving". Say hello, directionally-challenged readers, to the Go Live 1000.

Google ready to step up Apple war with music download store

It's Apple in the red corner and Google in the blue corner, as the companies get ready to step up a battle that already involves mobiles but should soon be over who provides your music

Angry Birds for Android available today

Android owners will finally be able to play Angry Birds on their smart phones, a game which a gazillion iPhone and iPod gamers have already downloaded, sending birds with rage issues to their deaths.