Toshiba has just popped out two new HD camcorders, the Camileo H20 and P30 at a price much more attractive than the Sony XEL-1 – are you scared, Sanyo?
January, 2009
Apple does not like big butts. It cannot lie. You other developers can’t deny. Whan an app walks in with an itty-bitty feature set and a.. ok, that’s probably enough of that.
Wobble is an iPhone app that lets you apply ‘jiggling’ animations to pictures. This has literally some innocent uses, but in the main is used to make pictures of ladies look as though parts of them are, well, wobbling.
The Amazon Kindle ebook reader could be getting a new edition, if new reports are to be believed. But will a new Amazon Kindle get released in the UK, or be left to gather dust on the shelf, and by shelf we mean America, with the Zune?
Halo Wars is still some way off a full release, but we’ve had a look at the game already and reckon its new RTS direction isn’t going to upset any Halo fans. But what if, let’s say, you want to enjoy Halo Wars without a 360? Oddly enough, you’re in luck. USAopoly, a company that produces speciality board games, has been licensed to produce a Halo Wars-themed version of Risk.
Could a Nokia netbook get a Mobile World Congress launch next month? Read on to find out why we think well be seeing a Nokia netbook this year after the jump!
Face it, that Powerpoint presentation can wait. What you need right now is all the latest tech happenings, squished onto one plate. It’s the lunchtime lowdown – come and tuck in!
Fallout 3: Operation Anchorage, Bethesda’s first piece of Fallout 3 DLC, is now available for PC and Xbox 360 players via their respective LIVE marketplaces. Operation Anchorage is packed with additional weapons and quests, along with a brand new perk. The expansion also gives you the chance to earn four new achievements to add to your all-important Gamerscore.