Gmail has just been added to Google Gears – the Google service that let you use its web apps offline – so you’ll be able to bash out Gmail emails without broadband!
January, 2009
The Sony XEL-1 OLED TV has gone on sale in the UK with possibly the worst timing we’ve ever seen.
Yep, Sony’s chosen the midst of a recession to unleash one of its most expensive products ever. Find out how much the XEL-1 will set you back after the jump!
Apple has quietly released an update to the operating system of both the iPhone and iPod Touch that fixes a few minor issues (and will probably break your jailbroken phone).
The BlackBerry Storm has passed 1 million sales in the US alone – or so says Verizon, the US mobile network.
Since the touchscreen BlackBerry Storm went on sale across the pond in November, it’s racked up 7 figure sales, despite heavy media criticism. “That’s not a bumpy start,” a Verizon spokesperson said after the company’s Q4 financial results and Storm success were revealed.
New PSP? There’s a couple of words to whip the gaming fraternity into an excited frenzy. We’re well used to such rumours getting shot down by Sony HQ, which doesn’t want leaks and speculation to impact on sales of current consoles, but this time the denials are coming in strong, with a notable air of derision.
Apple has just been granted the patent for iPhone multitouch technology in the US – say goodbye to rival multitouch phones, or at least ones that can’t prove they’re significantly different to Apple’s!
More nutritious than Weetabix, Special K and whole grain Cheerios combined, it’s Techie Breakie. Find out what’s happened in the last half rotation on the world’s axis right here to start the day!
