The SkyTone Alpha 680 is the cute looking netbook-cum-tablet from Korea that runs the Android operating system usually found in the G1, HTC Magic, et al. We saw an advert and a user interface demo last month and now someone has tracked down some close-up pictures of the prototype.
The LG Viewty Smart, LG’s snap happy successor to the Viewty touchscreen phone, goes on sale in the UK in May, a month before expected!
The Sony PS3 Slim, a slimline redesigned version of the Sony PS3, is in production, if pictures from the manufacturing plant and posted on a Chinese message board, are to be believed.
Slingplayer – the iPhone client that lets you watch video streamed from a Slingbox set-top box – has had its 3G support removed, as we reported yesterday. US mobile carrier AT&T has admited what many have suspected – it asked Apple to remove the 3G function.
The HiFiMAN HM-801 may look like a Bond gadget from the Sean Connery era, but it’s that big for a reason: it’ll let you swap in your own portable amp, making it a PMP that audiophiles can carry around without worrying about flaky bass and timid treble.
Well, looky here. Looks like we’ve caught ourselves all the latest tech news in one place, from phones to laptops and more. Get it while it’s hot!
Modern Warfare 2, the sequel to Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare, will feature “wide open” gameplay with “a lot of variety” according to Jason West, President, developer Infinity Ward. West was quoted in an extensive ten-page feature in the US magazine Game Informer, which reveals several other key new details regarding the hotly-anticipated Modern Warfare 2.
The Logitech Wireless Guitar Controller, licensed for Guitar Hero, for the Sony PS3 and PS2, is to get a European release in June, in black. But expect to pay over £100 for the real wood high-end guitar. The original Logitech guitar was officially US-only. But are British Guitar Hero: World Tour and Rock Band (the guitar is compatible with both games) fans rabid enough to buy a game controller that costs as much as a real guitar? Or will they be more wowed over by rival Beatles-licensed peripherals from Rock Band?
