Exclusive: We’ve just got word about a killer new offer called Vodafone Freedom Packs – and it’s set to spark off a Pay As You Go (PAYG) pricing war as other networks scramble to compete. Read on for all the juicy, money-saving details.
April, 2009
Stomach rumbling? Go for a bit of nose bag with all the biggest tech headlines rounded up in one big spread – it’s all right here in the lunchtime lowdown!
As Microsoft promised, Halo 3 Mythic Map Pack will be winging its way to Xbox LIVE Marketplace shelves tomorrow. Unless of course you bought the Halo Wars Collector’s Edition, in which case you should have already been playing it. Read on for more details.
The British weather isn’t quite warm enough for a pool party yet, but when the mercury does start rising it might be a good idea to remember the Aqua Soundz speaker – it’s a waterproof, floating music box that hooks up to any stereo source.
The Acer Aspire Timeline just gate crashed the ultra portable, super skinny laptop party. The MacBook Air really ought to start getting worried – read on to find out why!
Glacier Ridgeline W200, haven’t we seen you somewhere before? Yep, this wrist-mounted computer comes off like a slightly more modernised version of Fallout 3′s Pip-Boy 3000 – but with a crucial difference in that it’s real!
Gmail has just received a boost on the iPhone and Android platforms with an upgrade to Google’s mobile Gmail site that provides optimisations and new features for Webkit browsers.
Resident Evil 5’s multiplayer DLC was already off to a bad start when it was indirectly leaked by the game’s PSN Trophies. At the time, we suggested it might be free, but Capcom instead opted to slap a 400 points / £3.99 price tag on it. Now the DLC has gone live, it turns out that the Resident Evil 5 multiplayer add-on pack is just 1.86MB in size, leading many to suspect the bulk of the content was on the disc already. And yet Capcom is happy to charge players yet more money for it.