Get your sandwiches out of the tin foil, warm your soup up in the microwave and settle down for a meal that’s much more hearty: it’s the lunchtime lowdown, with all the latest tech news on a plate for you!
Mobile World Congress is almost upon us, and for some reason that means every manufacturer is announcing phone after phone beforehand. First Nokia unleashed the Nokia 5360, a slimline phone that’s an N-series in all but name, then Sony Ericsson trotted out the C903, a cameraphone with mad Cyber-shot skills.
Archos is also getting in on the mobile act, announcing plans to use Android as the brains of its first Internet Media Tablet. Yes, that’s right, an Android tablet. We’ve seen it running in a netbook shell before, but now PMP maker plans to put it in its next model – say bye bye to fiddly UI!
Elsewhere, if you’re lucky enough to have your Xbox free of the Red Ring Of Death, be sure to check out our first impressions of Halo Wars, the first RTS game set in the Halo Universe.
And finally, some food for thought: Amazon launched the Kindle 2 yesterday amidst much fanfare. But why is it being heralded as the saviour of books and print media? Why is it so much more important than the Sony Reader? Find out in our in depth analysis.
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