Nokia is lining up 3 new phones for release later this year that will reportedly feature both touchscreens (like the N97 and 5800 XpressMusic) and haptic feedback.
April, 2009
Crazy Japanese watch-maker TokyoFlash has outdone itself with its latest timepiece. The Kisai Denshoku watch uses bright orange bars – inspired by Shinjuku’s neon lights, no less – to tell you the time in three stages. Read on to find out how.
The Nintendo Wii costs 45 per cent less to manufacture than it did when it launched in 2006, according to Credit Suisse analyst Koya Tabata. But Nintendo have denied that that allows it any leeway for a price cut.
Gamers with an irrational hatred of Xbox Live’s Microsoft Points-based economy can now opt out and buy downloads using cold, hard cash. Well, credit cards anyway. Amazon has started selling Xbox Live Arcade games on its US site.
The TI Zoom 2 has been chosen by the Symbian Foundation as the reference platform for the Symbian^3 operating system – the phone that will be used as a target for developers upon which all Symbian features must work. It does not, however, look like a phone that all the Symbian users would want to own.
Apple has been splurging on those 8Gb NAND flash chips, and that suggests the new iPhone is going to tote some serious storage – probably 32GB, double the current maximum, just as we’d heard last week. Read on for the details.
LG just pushed out its LG LF7700 range of HDTVs, with Freesat built in. Read on for specs and pics a plenty!