Compulab is to add to the growing roster of Android handsets with the exeda which it describes as an “extensible handheld”.
January, 2009
People always say the “pictures are better on radio,” but the BBC’s taking it to the extreme, launching a trial of its new Visual Radio technology online to dish up visuals, extra info and even live video alongside its broadcasts.
According to a number of sources, the latest intended addition to the Indiana Jones games series has been given the chop. This doesn’t come as too much of a surprise, given that the last showing of Indiana Jones 2007 (working title) was way back in 2006 and nothing has been seen of it since. Then there’s the fact that the latest film, Kingdom of Crystal Skull, was a cinematic experience comparable to placing your nether regions between two belt sanders covered in Tabasco sauce.
There have been rumours of a Dell-branded mobile phone for ages – this time last year the company was meant to have a Windows Mobile device prepped and ready to launch, for example – but nothing solid has ever appeared. Could 2009 be the right time?
Expect megapixel meltdown later this year, as Sharp unveils new mobile phone camera sensors running at a whopping 12 megapixels. They’ll be available to phone manufacturers in January, and will hit full production as early as March.
There’s a ton of mobile news today, but don’t slog through every story, get them all in one place: the lunchtime lowdown!
High street games retailer GAME is to launch a videogames rental service in conjunction with SwapGame – the imaginatively named GAME Rentals.