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July, 2009
Football fans rejoice. No, not for the impending return of the bloated, cash–festooned Premier League, but the release of FIFA 10. The hottest official footie title’s latest incarnation has been pegged for a 2 October release. Want more on FIFA 10? Then keep reading!
Samsung isn’t content just unleashing a new compact camera and HD camcorder. Rumours are now arriving from South Korea that as well as a new SLR-like range, Sammy’s conjuring up a bizarre compact camera made of two parts. What on earth is it planning?
Remember Acer’s Android plans? Well, they’re back. The fellas behind the best–selling Aspire One are plotting the release of their Acer A1 Android phone for September according to reports in the Far East. Read on to find out just what you can expect from Acer A1 now.
Windows 7 is primed for pre-order. And if you show Microsoft some money love now, you’ll get a massive discount on the rather tasty new version of the world’s most popular OS. Want to know just how many extra pennies you’ll have to spend down your local? You’d best read on.
Sony Ericsson has been leaking secret phone prototypes left, right and centre of late, but it looks like something more solid is about to break. We’ve got word that Sony Ericsson is planning a product announcement for later today, but what’s it about to whip the covers off?
Don’t fancy the trudge up email mountain this morning? Start as you mean to go on by putting it off and catching up with all the latest gadget news instead. Much more interesting, no? Read on for your techie breakie.
You’re no one in 2009 unless you’ve got a smartphone in your arsenal. And the TG01 is Toshiba’s effort to muscle in on ground gobbled up by Apple, Nokia and HTC. Unfortunately, in spite of a spec sheet that makes most other smarties blush with embarrassment, the Toshiba TG01, with its outdated Windows Mobile 6.1 OS, doesn’t cut it against the big boys.