Nokia has used the inaugural Nokia Developer Summit to unveil the N97 Beta Software Development Kit (SDK) and a competition for programmers to create ‘widgets’ – mini apps that can run on the N97′s home screen.
April, 2009
The wait is nearly over. Vodafone has been accepting pre-orders for just over a week, but this Friday the HTC Magic will go on sale – five days earlier than planned. We’ve been toying with it all morning. Read on to see what’s in store for lucky owners this Friday!
The PS4 and Xbox 720 may not have had any kind of official nod yet, but you can be sure that Sony and Microsoft are already hard at work on them, and with that in mind, speculation is already running rife over what might be inside them and what kind of power they’ll provide.
New technology, dubbed Holographic Optical Media has been kicking up a fuss lately, offering 100 times the storage of a DVD, but at very low cost. Will it be inside the next generation of games consoles? Read on to find out why it could be.
Palm Pre owners can rest assured that tried and trusted IT techniques will work with their new phone – a leaked document from US carrier Sprint shows how to fix memory management issues by, er, turning it off and then on again.
The document is claimed to be the Quick Start guide for the Pre and is packed with interesting details about how the Palm Pre webOS will operate.
Thanks to the new VholdR ContourHD, extreme sportspersons who want to record their life-threatening antics in a first-person stylee will soon be able to do so in glorious high definition.
Stop! It’s lunchtime! We’ve rounded up the hottest news of the day so far, ready to stuff in your eyeballs to bring you up to speed. Ready? Set? Read!
Uncharted 2: Among Thieves will have online multiplayer, Sony has revealed. This confirms rumours sparked yesterday when a leaked sticker on the box of PS3 exclusive inFamous, left a cat shaped hole in the Uncharted 2 bag. A pre-existing embargo has now lifted, releasing a flood of Uncharted 2 multiplayer info onto the internet. Read on for everything we know so far.
Cable-haters and wire-damners rejoice! Sony has launched not one but two new sets of wireless Bluetooth headphones, both boasting noise cancelling technology to reduce background babble and improve phone call quality.