Some shots of Windows Mobile 7 have popped up on this here Internet and rather good they look, too. Microsoft’s follow up to the as-yet unreleased Windows Mobile 6.5 is shaping up nicely.
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Sony has promised to “match” the development costs of PS3 downloadable games, distributed across its PlayStation Network, with “guaranteed royalties”. Meaning that small games companies will not make a loss if they sign up exclusively to the Sony PS3.
The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic may still be missing its initial letter but, by way of compensation, Nokia has just issued a major software update that fixes some bugs and adds a healthy dollop of new features to enhance the phone.
The Asus Eee PC 1004DN, the first Eee PC with an optical disc drive, has just popped up on Asus‘s website. Presenting the world first official photo of the Asus Eee PC 1004DN!
We’re way past midday already so what are you waiting for? Grab your second meal of the day right now, with all the breaking tech news from around the world squeezed on to your plate in the lunchtime lowdown.
The Sims 3 will not feature the copy protection system that Electronic Arts had used to fan outrage on Spore, but a more standard serial number system (without any online authentication needed), the company has confirmed.
Spyshots of a MacBook mini, allegedly the long awaited Apple netbook, have leaked online, and while we’re not quite sure they’re legit, they do look lovely.
We’ve put it head to head with our own MacBook nano concept while we wait for Cupertino’s confirmation. Want to know which is better? Read on for the breakdown, plus plenty of pics.