A new NERF foam dart firing game is headed to the Nintendo Wii, and to tie in, a new NERF Wii Blaster has just been unloaded by EA too. This time though, there’s a whole new bit of kit built in to make the nonsense shooting game it comes with even more stupidly addictive. Read on to find out what to expect.
July, 2009
Beatles Rock Band will still be doing its Fab Four thing from 9 September, in spite of Michael Jackson’s untimely demise. That’s the official word from Harmonix, commenting on rumours that MJ’s ownership of The Beatles back catalogue would compromise the release date of Beatles Rock Band and even the tracklisting.
We knew Sony Ericsson was working on an Android phone already, but a new video has just leaked out online, showing that the Sony spin-off has been working on a brand new skin for Google’s OS for its new Sony Ericsson Rachael smartphone. Just like HTC’s Sense take for the HTC Hero, in fact. Read on for a first viewing!
The Toshiba TG01, the first phone to cram in the super speedy Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, is coming to Orange. The WinMo 6.1–toting cell will be up for grabs for free on the right contract from 10 July. That’s tomorrow! Read on to find out just how much you’ll need to stump up to grab it gratis.
First we saw video of a mysterious Nokia rugged phone taking a battering on the golf course. Then specs of a hardcore Nokia 3720 leaked out. And now Nokia has confirmed that the self same phone that flew down the fairway is in fact the Nokia 3720. Keep reading to get the full details on Nokia’s JCB Toughphone beater.
The word is out: Microsoft’s unveiling the next generation of Microsoft Office on Monday, taking musty old word processing and spreadsheets into the cloud, so you can work anywhere. Question is, can it win against Google’s increasing dominance online and its all-new Chrome OS?
Microsoft was rumoured to be returning fire on Google Chrome OS at an announcement next week, but word is out as to what that might be: Microsoft Office Web. It looks like Google Docs could be getting a cloud computing rival, so read on to find out how we know.
The B&O B&O BeoVision 7 is a stunning. Or at least, its price tag is. At a wallet-wilting £6,000 you’d expect there to be something pretty special behind that 40-inch Full HD LCD screen. Thankfully, there is.