The newest Philips 9604 100Hz TVs have just been priced and dated for us Brits. Find out when you can get your fingers on two new LCD flatscreens right here!
May, 2009
The HTC Lancaster is to be a new Android handset from the makers of the G1 and the 
Bioshock 2 will wash ashore in Europe on 30 October and the US on 3 November, according to publishers Take Two Interactive. Reviewers now have precisely five months to come up with a headline that does not include the phrase “Who’s the Daddy?”
The Zune HD has just been made official, and it’s an OLED touchscreen PMP here to take on the iPod touch. Looks like those sources got the name right, but what else did they hit the target on? Read on to find out!
Caffeine kicked in yet? If not, no worries: all the latest tech headlines you missed while you were kipping should jolt you awake. Get’em all right here in techie breakie!
The world’s getting more crowded, and hauling your backside across town can be a pain. Trains come clogged with commuters and buses get snarled up in traffic, so we’re exploring next-gen travel solutions. We bring you, Travel 2.0. In part one we explore a new type of car ownership: car sharing.
Ah, the open road. Except it’s not open, is it? It’s clogged with drivers going nowhere fast, and usually, nowhere far. Sure, you could hop on a bike and zip through the jams, but what if you’ve got more than yourself to transport? Luggage? Other people? You need a next-gen travel solution. Could a new breed of car sharing solve the nation’s problems? Read on to find out.
The iPod nano 5G won’t be out until later this year at the earliest, but a mock up of what the next lil’ PMP will look like has already surfaced, based on tips from inside sources. Want to know what’s in and what’s out? Read on and see!
Music streaming just got a lot cheaper: the Performing Rights Society (PRS) has slashed its royalty charges by more than half to get the likes of Pandora and YouTube back to the table.