You’ve pretended the computer crashed, you’ve checked your emails three times already and you’ve already made coffee for everyone else in the office. How else can you put off starting work today? How about taking some time to catch up on all the latest tech headlines? Read on for techie breakie.
Is the Nikon D400, Nikon’s eagerly awaited DSLR, coming sooner than we think? Previous hints had pegged a Summer release on the D400, but it now looks like Nikon’s about to snatch the limelight back from Canon. Shutterbugs, get your calendars out and mark the date: Nikon’s most exciting camera yet looks closer than ever.
Google Chrome for Mac OS X could be with us by Autumn, Google has let slip.
Google Chrome, the Big G’s browser to take on Firefox and Internet Explorer, launched on PC back in September, but the Mac OS X version of Google Chrome, Chromium, is still at an early stage, so read on for a glimpse before it matures into public beta.
UPDATE: Yeah, that PS3 price cut isn’t happening. Sony‘s gone and slashed the price of the PS2 instead to $100 in the US. Does that thrill anyone?
A 25 year-old man died while playing Wii Fit, the popular Nintendo Wii aerobics game.
Tim Eves, from Hopton-on-Sea in Norfolk, was jogging on the spot while playing Wii Fit when he collapsed in front of his girlfriend Emma Tuck and friend Lewis Hickin, both 25. Paramedics tried to revive him but he was pronounced dead on arrival at hospital.
Ghostbusters is coming to iPhone! Buckle up your boots and grab your PKE meter, as Sony Pictures Television has just announced an iPhone version of the Ghostbusters game for iPhone, to go with the Xbox 360, Sony PS3 and Nintendo Wii versions.
The LG GD900 caused a stir at Mobile World Congress last month, debuting with a transparent keypad, and very few other details. But now LG’s cleared up the confusion with a ton of new information how it’ll work, and when we can get hold of it.
