Virgin Media will offer fibre optic broadband speeds up to 150MBps in 2012, according to CEO Neil Berkett. Phwoar. That’ll leave BT’s next-gen fibre optics in the dust. Read on to find out what Virgin is planning.
March, 2009
It’s 12.30, so stop whatever you’re doing right now! Take a continental lunch and kick back for a few hours at work, starting with the lunchtime lowdown, with all things tech today crammed into one place. Read on for everything you’ve missed.
Netflix has been an ace in up Microsoft’s sleeve since November, eclipsing Sony’s rival video download service with the huge library of Netflix streaming titles, but it could be about to lose that particular position if Netflix and Nintendo cosy up. The movie rental service has been sending round a survey asking Wii owners if they’d consider paying a one off, $10 fee to get movie streaming direct to their console.
DJ Hero really is real, folks. Activision‘s CEO let slip a while back that DJ Hero was coming, but now the long rumoured track mixing game now has an official website live at long last. Read on for the full skinny.
The results are in. We’ve counted and verified them, and chucked them into a chart. It’s official: you love the Samsung N310 netbook, but only just. Read on to see the results in full.
The Acer A1 may be the latest phone in the Android line-up, according to reports Acer will be launching their new Google-powered handset around September this year.
Max Payne 3. This winter. Courtesy of Rockstar Games. It’s coming to Xbox 360, PS3 and PC. We’d write more but there may be an explosion of glee that will take a barrel of industrial strength carpet cleaner to remove. Oh fine then, read on for more details.
Sharp‘s just whipped the covers off the Sharp AQUOS A series of LCD TVs, and they’re big screens which won’t run you up big bills. Read on for all the dirt on the Sharp AQUOS A series.