Howdy once again gadge-hounds! It’s lunchtime and the smell of freshly cooked bacon sandwiches is wafting through the Electricpig offices – so we suggest you grab your snack of choice and kick back to take in the biggest tech stories of the morning. Lunchtime Lowdown – activate!
First up, we’ve got our greasy mitts on Nokia’s new touchscreen touting 5800 XpressMusic, aka the Tube, aka one of the most music-friendly phones ever. Head over to our unboxing and marvel as we tear it out of its packaging, step by step.
Ladies and gents, there’s another web browser out there for you to try. After only a few months in beta, Google’s Chrome app is fully finished and has just got its actual release.
Finally, the spat between the Xbox 360 and the PS3 shows no signs of abating. Sony’s Home online service is only just out of the door, but according to Microsoft’s Xbox bossman Aaron Greenberg, it looks like “2005 tech in 2008″. Low blow, Aaron – we know it seems like we’ve been waiting for Home since 2005, but give it a few days before you micturate upon Sony’s parade, eh?
