Product reviews

iPhone owners no longer need to shell out big money for a satellite navigation system as there are some real good app alternatives, including the CoPilot Live Premium sat nav app which gives you easy to use, feature rich service, at a fraction of the price.

The House of Marley Freedom Redemption Song in-ear headphones provide a comfortable fit, good noise cancellation, very little sound leakage, and a well balanced sound. In my opinion a good value for money alternative.

The House of Marley Freedom Stir it Up over-ear headphones provides a comfortable fit, a strong and durable build, and a well balanced sound that performs well across a wide genre of music. Well worth shortlisting.

In terms of soft protective cases for the iPad 2 the Snugg Squared Skinny Fit protective case is a good option that makes your iPad 2 feel a bit more protected if you are taking it out into the elements with you.

Although not real leather the Snugg ultra thin smartcover does provide good protection and support for the iPad 2 while not making it too bulky. There are however some strong competition out there and the price is above average.

The Snugg iPhone 4 Jibitz protective soft silicone case uses alphabet tiles to make itself different, and perhaps interesting for the iPhone 4 teens out there. See full review here.

Social network for professionals Linkedin has released a new and updated Linkedin App v4.0 with a brand new shiny visual interface, but is lacking some basic functionality to get a top mark, including contact list integration.

The MyFitnessPal calorie counter and diet tracker is an easy and fun way to keep track of calories and your diet progress for weight loss. With the largest database of foods and a new barcode scanner it is easier than ever to track those calories.

Azatom iPunch is the first iPod speaker dock from this new brand in the UK, and it is a strong entry into the low cost speaker dock market and a good system to consider if your budget is below £50. Read full review inside.

If you are on the lookout for an iPod speaker dock with plenty of power and bass, but on a strict budget with a £100 ceiling, then you should check out the KitSound BoomDock docking station as it ticks both boxes very well.