Wednesday, 12.30 o’clock – we make that precisely halfway through the working week, so what better excuse to settle down and browse through all of today’s news? It’s the lunchtime lowdown, with tech hot topics galore!
February, 2009
Xbox Live is throwing open its doors to celebrate the release of the first Downloadable Content for Grand Theft Auto IV - biker gang spinoff The Lost and the Damned.
First person shooter FEAR 2 is using a unique method of advertising to tie in with the game’s launch on Friday the 13th, the game’s publisher will be using black cats as billboards for the game! Yes. They’re really going to advertise on cats.
Apple is questioning Apple TV owners on how it can improve the set-top box. But rather than wait for Cupertino to make its next move, we’ve pulled together the top five changes Apple TV needs to make it really take off. Want to see what we’d put inside? It’s all after the jump!
BAFTA – that’s the British Academy of Film and Television Arts to you, mate – has released the ten nominations for the BAFTA 2008 Game of the Year Award and is calling on the gaming public to choose a winner.
Coronation Street is set to make the move from the small screen to, er, the even smaller screen. Mindscape are to release a Nintendo DS game based upon the long running soap opera.
Gmail will now let you add location details to your email signature. Big brother or big bother for no reason? Get the lowdown on Gmail location after the jump!
Morning all! Get a cup of coffee, turn your monitor to the side so no one can see, claim you’re waiting for the machine to boot and browse through all the latest happenings of the last 12 hours. It’s techie breakie, with all the news you need right here!