About 5 years ago, I was telling SilverFox all about my awesome invention where you could surf the internet in bed, wearing specially-made glasses and you’d just wave your hands about (technical term) to make stuff happen (there’s another one!). You’d be swimming on the internet.

Well, 5 years on, that hasn’t happened and I’m pretty sure I ripped the idea off from a bad Tom Cruise movie. The point is, now we’re lucky enough to be able surf the internet from pretty much anywhere using tablets or ipads. Lucky us! Huzzah for technology.

YOU’D BE SWIMMING ON THE INTERNET.

Enter Toshiba’s sweet offering the Toshiba Tablet AT100 ($579.00). This baby is a skinny-mini and not surprisingly really light to hold. You can pretty much do anything; from listen to Mariah’s Christmas Album on repeat, stalk your ex on facey, to tweeting Santa about those spectacular Rag & Bone boots that you can’t live another day without. You can pretty much do it all – and from the comfort of your bed. Genius! MC

// The Toshiba Tablet AT100.

// Toldja! Skinny-mini.

// Great for video chat too.

// Removable covers $29.95

It’s all about the details Darling:

Toshiba Tablet AT100 RRP: $579.00 (INC GST)

Removable covers available in 5 colours: RRP $29.95

To visit the Toshiba website, click here. (http://www NULL.toshiba NULL.com/tai/)

THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW: This item was provided for review – like all content on MsCritique I always endeavour to bring you honest and (hopefully) entertaining reviews. To read more about the MsCritique philosophy, take a gander at my manifesto here.As always, you’re the boss, boss. Over and out.

It’s fair to day I’m a pretty touchy-feely kinda person. No, not like that guy on the bus when you were 15 that kept brushing his hand over your thigh when he turned the page on his newspaper. You weirdo! That was not cool.

I’m talking about how I’m still head-over-heels in love with touch screens on phones (best invention ever – someone deserves a shiny gold star) so naturally, I was pretty darned chuffed to get my hot little mitts on the latest touch phone from Nokia.

The Nokia N9 didn’t hit the shelves long ago, so I was lucky enough to give it a trial run for the last month. Let me just preface this review by saying I wasn’t expecting much to change from my last review of Nokia’s C7-00. This, my friends, is a completely different phone.

Super thin – thinner than my iphone – it has a really nice flat screen. We pretty much hit it off straight away, because this baby comes equipped with a protective rubber case. Bonus points right there. DING!

I’M A PRETTY TOUCHY-FEELY KINDA PERSON.

Secondly, they’ve overhauled the interface; so it’s super simple to use. Even my Uncky Nev took it for a spin. First thing he did? Change the screensaver. Typical. Although this is the man that only learnt to email last year. If he can work it out, I think it’s fair to say anyone can. No offence intended, Uncky Nev.

Even better, it comes preloaded with Facey and Twitter and a whole range of apps. They’ve really done everything for you. Well, according to Uncky Nev, everything BUT put a cartoon screensaver on it. Yep…what’s that saying about choosing your family?

This is a really well-thought through phone: light, easy to use, compact and slick. If you’re on the market for an upgrade, or you still haven’t made the leap to a smart phone because it all feels a bit overwhelming – Nokia’s N9 have made it super simple for you. Easy peasy! MC

// The latest from Nokia, the N9.

// Thinner than my iphone.

// Love that big flat touch screen!

// Love that Facey and Twitter come preloaded on it. Nice one Nokia. PROPS.

// This one’s for you Uncky Nev.

It’s all about the details Darling:

To learn more about the Nokia N9, click here. (http://www NULL.nokia NULL.com NULL.au/?cid=nokiacom-fw-src-na-na_na-urls-google-au-en-brand_103)

THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW: This item was provided for review – like all content on MsCritique I always endeavour to bring you honest and (hopefully) entertaining reviews. To read more about the MsCritique philosophy, take a gander at my manifesto here. As always, you’re the boss, boss. Over and out.