The DSTL1 is the sexy, shiny new Android phone from General Mobile that we told you about back in January. Until now, we hadn’t seen it in the flesh, but General Mobile brought the DSTL1 along to the Mobile World Congress (MWC) for its first public outing. Get the skinny after the break!
February, 2009
Grand Theft Auto The Lost And Damned, GTA IV’s brand new download add-on, a tale of biker gangs warring on the streets of Liberty City, may have been getting rave reviews, but in Europe it has also been causing consternation.
Got that Friday feeling? We guarantee you will have after you sit down and catch up with all the latest tech happenings: we’ve got Apple, Asus, Nintendo news and more, all in techie breakie, after the jump!
Android dominated Mobile World Congress earlier this week, with the HTC Magic stealing the show, alongside other valiant efforts from LG and Motorola to get in on the action.
Of course, Microsoft also got a slice of the limelight with Windows Mobile 6.5, but we reckon its days could be numbered. There are tell-tale signs that Windows Mobile is already on its deathbed. What are they? We’ll reveal all after the jump.
iTrip, the iPod nano in car audio streamer, has finally been released for the iPod nano 4G. Fancy tuning your car stereo into the iPod nano? All the details after the break.
Apple could be working on a multitouch keyboard, ditching the need for a mouse with buttons altogether! Find out why we think Apple is prepping a multitouch keyboard after the jump.