Sony may be refusing to replace old models of its PS3 that feature PS3 backwards-compatibility like-with-like, if they reach the end of their serviceable life within warranty.
April, 2009
Gamers would prefer to give up their Wii or lose a PS3 than kiss goodbye to their beloved Xbox 360, a new survey has shown.
It seems Microsoft’s winning the war for button-bashing hearts and minds, even with its continued struggle against the Red Ring of Death. And it’s no close call either. Read on for the stats.
We’ve rounded up all the latest tech news for you, and we’re serving it up right here in techie breakie. It’s hotter than Ready Brek so get it before it cools!
Mac computers are selling at 20% lower rates than in late 2008, according to new figures from analysts. If you’ve ever wanted to put a figure on what the credit crunch has done to the economy, there you have it: one in 5 people are opting out of Apple.
Remember the Dell Adamo 9 we saw tucked away inside Dell support documents? The fabled ultra thin netbook might be out by August, according to new reports.
The iPhone version of Skype appears to be blocked from making calls on jailbroken handsets. It looks like the networks just stepped up the war against VoIP, so read on for all the info on the blower battle that’s brewing.
UPDATE: The Sharp Mebius netbook has been revealed, and it’s sporting an LCD screen on the trackpad!
A Sharp Mebius netbook is set to be unveiled next week in Japan, and this is the very first teaser shot of it. You can’t see much, but it’s definitely a better looker than the horrific media centre NEC just launched over there.
Hoping to pick up an unlocked iPhone? You may be able to buy one SIM-free on Play.com, but don’t hold your hopes out for a truly unlocked iPhone anytime soon: AT&T, which has dibs on the iPhone in the US, has let slip that Apple is in talks to to extend its exclusivity, and where one goes the rest are sure to follow.