The HTC Hero and Sony Ericsson Xperia X3 are already showing us just what the mighty Google Android can do when you give it a tickle. But how about using Android to control your gaff? Well that’s just what Silicon Valley types Touch Revolution reckon could happen, claiming several of tech’s biggest players are planning Android–packing household gear by the end of the year. Read on to see just what that means.
July, 2009
Location sharing service Google Latitude arriving to help iPhone and iPod touch owners find their friends up and down the land ought to be a a joyous occasion, and while it’s here we can’t help but be a bitter. Why? Because Google Latitude’s been busted down to a web app in iPhone Safari, rather than the full on app. Why? Because Apple said so.
Gran Turismo PSP is landing on 1 October. The very day that the lush new PSP Go will start flying off shelves. And after a slew of details were outed at E3 in LA, a new trailer has just been unleashed. Read on and see just how cool Gran Turismo PSP will look.
We love a good bit of realtime blogging over on Twitter, but we’re sick of all the spammers tweeting us with promises to make money through the service, or gain thousands of followers in a week. Now Twitter has had enough of them too, and culled a huge number of the pesky twammers in an update to the site.
Weirdly, the 13 inch MacBook Pro marks a step backwards for Apple. It’s been two years since the company offered a professional-grade laptop in anything less than 15 inches. But here it is, a 13 inch MacBook Pro.
Gadget fans, breathe easy. The Garmin–Asus nuvifone G60, first shown off as the Garmin nüvifone almost two years ago, is finally set to land on shelves this month. In Taiwan at least. The chronically–delayed blower is said to be “on schedule” to hit Europe later this year. Read on to see if the wait really has been worth it.
The end of the week is fast rearing into view, but before you clock out, you better bone up on all the latest tech happenings, and we’ve got them all for you right here, camping out on one plate and ready to devour. Hungry? Read on and feed your eyes!
30 next year, Pac–Man remains the ultimate cult gaming icon. And the little yellow fella’s latest adventure, Pac–Man Championship Edition is just about to make its way from Xbox Live to your mobile. Read on to find out how you can lay your hands on this classic gaming action.