Acer plans to release its first Android powered mobile phone in November, a couple of months later than we first thought.
June, 2009
If you like to do exercise, throw, shoot, and twat things over the head, without actually leaving the confines of your lounge, then the Nintendo Wii is a really rather agreeable console.
Looks like Nintendo’s had a touch of the Apple iPods with the DSi: this is the third generation no less of the handheld console! And while the improvements may seem slight – bigger, brighter screens and a couple of low-res 0.3-megapixel cameras – the new DSi actually has a lot to offer.
Whenever we see a gadget endorsed by a celebrity we get a sick feeling in the recesses of our gut. But these Monster Beats are one bit of celebritech that buck the trend.
The Xbox 360 might not have the processing power of the Sony PS3, but when it comes to the “Who’s Got The Biggest” game, the 360 throws down the gauntlet with its almighty back catalogue of AAA titles.
Project Natal stole the show at E3 for the Xbox 360, with the promise of incredibly accurate motion gaming just with a camera perched on your set top box. But it’s caused a backlash, with many sceptical that the technology can’t possibly work. Can it? The answer’s yes – at least when it’s meticulously prepared for a TV studio. Read on for a video of it in action on a US chat show!
Cramming tons of features into a titchy box that looks a bit like one of those robots in crappy sci-fi film from the 70s, Silent Running, the HPA826 is worth every single 135,000 pennies you outlay for it.
