Vodafone and Telefónica have announced that they will join forces and link their European networks to give better coverage in Germany, Spain, Ireland and the UK.
March, 2009
Samsung showed off OLED TVs at CES in January, but now it’s backtracking, saying the technology is far from perfect and “not ready” for sale yet.
The Samsung N110 is the second Samsung netbook we’ve seen in two days! Following the bonkers Samsung N310, it’s a slightly boxier laptop and lacks the pastel coloured shell, but inside it’s just as interesting. Read on to fill up on all the info.
Bioshock for iPhone? It’s already wowed PC and Xbox players, then it stunned PS3 fans, but its next port of call for Bioshock could be something considerably smaller – Apple’s iPhone.
Mobile games maker IG Fun is already at the helm of the mobile version of Bioshock, including a 2D version, so the stretch to the more powerful iPhone should actually make life easier. We’d still expect loads of nifty touchscreen actions though.
Lenovo’s OPhone Android mobile seems to have become a ‘tribute’ to the iPhone if new pics of the China-only handset are to be believed. Lenovo have reskinned the Android OS and done away with Google’s hand-crafted interface in favour of a look and feel that will be very familiar to iPhone owners.
Microsoft reckons it’s found a way to stop pirates in their tracks, announcing tweaks to its Games for Windows service to block out online software thievery.
Apple’s new iPhone will be launched in June, according to the latest whispers from inside AT&T, bringing a slew of new features as well as better integration with mobile network’s own services. Want the juicy gossip? Read on!
A formal complaint about Google Street View has been made to the Information Commissioner in the UK. Is Street View about to be shut down? Read on to find out.