Alistair Charlton

Alistair Charlton

Alistair Charlton is based in London and has worked as a freelance technology and automotive journalist for over a decade. A lifelong tech enthusiast, Alistair has written extensively about dash cams and robotic vacuum cleaners for TechRadar, among other products. As well as TechRadar, he also writes for Wired, T3, Forbes, The Independent, Digital Camera World and Grand Designs Magazine, among others.

Articles by: Alistair Charlton

New 360: smaller and slimmer

New Xbox 360 S lands in the UK

By Alistair Charlton published

The Xbox 360 Slim comes to UK shores today and brings a larger 250GB hard drive, built in Wi-Fi and a new, smaller form factor.

Tic Toc - for the fashion-centric fashionista in your life

Samsung announces new fashion MP3 player, the Tic Toc

By Alistair Charlton published

The Tic Toc is Samsung's attempt at making a fashion-themed MP3 player with motion control, aimed at "young women who want the latest fashion gadgets".

Bing: gaining market share

Microsoft Bing reaches 12% of search market

By Alistair Charlton published

In its first year Microsoft's Bing search engine has claimed 12.7 per cent of the internet search market, according to figures released by ComScore.

Bejewelled: one copy sold every 4 seconds

One Bejeweled game is sold 'every four seconds'

By Alistair Charlton published

Dave Bishop of online games outlet PopCap has disclosed Bejeweled's incredible success story in a talk at the Develop conference.

Mobile Mouse 1000: compact and portable

Microsoft releases wireless Mobile Mouse 1000

By Alistair Charlton published

Microsoft has this week released a new wireless mouse aimed at those who want a compact but high quality notebook mouse.

Blackberry 6 OS - coming soon

BlackBerry 6 OS: 8 things to know

By Alistair Charlton published

BlackBerry 6 OS is the latest instalment for the mobile operating system from RIM and promises to offer many new features to bring BlackBerry well and truly into the touchscreen world.

iRiver, now comes with WiFi

iRiver Story ebook reader gets WiFi update

By Alistair Charlton published

Kindle rival goes wireless

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