Howdi how! Time to chow down on all the latest tech comings, goings and happenings from across the globe in the lunchtime lowdown. Read on to see what’s gone down so far today.
May, 2009
Duke Nukem Forever looked like it was dead and buried, taking an estimated $20m of development money with it, but we should have guessed the Duke wouldn’t go down without a fight. Developer 3D Realms has struck out against the recent Take-Two lawsuit, calling it a “bully tactic”, and has promised to defend itself and the rights to the Duke Nukem franchise.
We’re expecting Snow Leopard, the next version of Mac OS X, to be unveiled next month at WWDC, but a recent series of leaked videos have just had the official seal of approval put on them after Apple had them taken down. Read on to find out what Cupertino doesn’t want you to know about just yet…
The Sharp AQUOS SHOT 933SH is a cameraphone, although a better description might be ‘phonecamera’. This phone packs a quality lens and CCD and a twisty case that transforms it from clamshell to pocket sized snapper.
Team Fortress 2’s Spy class demands subterfuge and trickery of the highest order. So it’s only right that Valve’s build up to the Spy update has included some of the most hilarious chicanery we’ve seen so far. After teasing Team Fortress 2 players with the promise of a Sniper class update, it was suddenly revealed that the Spy had been getting the class overhaul all along, and were presented with a brand new Meet the Spy video.
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UPDATE: Picture changed so you can see the Twitter widget in action now. Looks good, no?
Samsung has just added a Twitter widget to its Internet@TV service, meaning you’ll be able to see what the tweeps you’re following are saying from the comfort of your sofa.