Angus Farquhar, Online Video Producer

Which? went along to the UK side of the Apple press event in London to see Steve Jobs stream live from San Francisco and announce a new iPod Nano 5G with a built in video camera and version 9 of iTunes. We got to play with the new Nano afterwards and we’ll be bringing you a full review soon. Get the full report on the event at http://www.which.co.uk

Canon launched the EOS 7D in the UK this week and Which? was there to take a look at what has been billed as an affordable version of the much praised Canon 5D MkII. Get the full report athttp://www.which.co.uk/cameras

Toshiba has shown its living room tablet device, the JOurn.e Touch, at IFA Berlin 2009. It is a device designed to show video and images and let you access your social media content from your front room. It’s a nice looking bit of hardware but the interface still needs a lot of work. Get full details and more reviews at http://www.which.co.uk/ifa2009

Sony Ericsson was shy about showing off its new Experia at IFA Berlin 2009 with just two prototype models on display at the massive Sony booth and no branding present at all. There wasn’t much to confirm but with did get to see and play with the new hardware runnign Windows Mobile 6.5. Get full details at http://www.which.co..uk/mobilephones

We have a first look at the new Nikon S1000pj which is not just 12.1 megapixel camera but boasts a built in porjector so you can shine your snaps on to the living room wall, or at least that’s the theory. Which? got a first look at the camera at the 2009 IFA electronics show in Berlin. Get more details and all the latest news at http://www.which.co.uk/ifa2009

Which? went along to the LG stand at the 2009 IFA electronics show in Berlin to check out the latest, and largest, OLED TV to hit the market along with the new additions to LG’s TV lineup for autumn 2009. Get the full details and more reports athttp://www.which.co.uk/ifa2009

Fujifilm has made a fresh attempt at the stereoscopic 3D camera with the launch of the Finepix W1 at the IFA electronics show in Berlin. The rather large device is essentially two cameras in one body so lets you take 3D images or two 2D images at the same time so you can, for example, shoot both tele and wide angle shots at the same time. Get the full details and more reports athttp://www.which.co.uk/ifa2009

LG has launched a whole host of home appliances at the IFA electronics show in Berlin so Which? went along to take a look. First up is the Sani-punch vac attatchment which vibrates dirt and mites out of fabric, then there’s the Solar Cube with added steam cooking and the 11kg washing machine which can take the biggest load in a standard sized chassis. Get the full details and more reports athttp://www.which.co.uk/ifa2009

Panasonic has launched the thrid in its Micro FOur THirds camera lineup at the IFA electronics show in Berlin. The ‘Rangefinder’ style camera comes witha built in flash (unlike the Olympus Pen) but has now viewfinder, only records 720p HD video and has no external mic input.

Sansung has finally launched the long awaited i7500 Galaxy mobile phone at the IFA show in Berlin. The new smartphone is the first non-HTC Google Android based phone and its the smallest yet but still boasts a 3.2 inch touchscreen. Get all the details at http://www.which.co.uk/mobilephones

Samsung has launched it’s new 200Hz 8000 series TVs at the IFA show in Berlin and Which? went along to take a closer look at the super slim displays. Get all the details on the new TV athttp://www.which.co.uk/tvs

Samsung has launched two new cameras at the IFA electronics show in Berlin. The ST550 gets an LCD display on the front for self portraits while the ST1000 gets three different wireless sending options and GPS built in. Get more details on both cameras at http://www.which.co.uk/digitalcameras

We went along to the launch of the Sony Alpha 230 DSLR to find out just what makes the new digital camera a good choice for people wanting to make their first jump up to a digital SLR. Get all the…