Morning peeps. You may have stocked your stomach for the day ahead already, but what about your brain? Bring it up to the same levels with a meal of all the latest breaking tech news, piled on one plate right here in techie breakie!
July, 2009
Google has the web in a 
Feast your eyes on the Motorola ROKR ZN50. Could it be the lifeline Motorola so desperately needs? We think so. Moto has had a rough time recently, outing several phones that’ve failed to grab attention or rack up sales, but this slick slider could solve that.
Fancy a bit of surfing with your next sarnie? Sandwich retailer du jour Pret has just inked a deal to bring free Wi-Fi to its eateries via The Cloud.
Rock Band’s top boss has said he can see a future where music games dispense with consoles altogether. That means plugging guitars into your TV, just like you’d put a real axe into an amp. Read on to see just what Rock Band’s main man thinks could be the future of music gaming.
We’ve already yanked the Asus Eee PC 1005HA Seashell from its cardboard confines and snapped it up on camera, but why stop there, we thought. Surely you’d want to see the slimline netbook with a beefed up battery captured on film too? Good thing we’re here to happily oblige: read on to see it in action on video!
Not keen on the new LG Chocolate? Then perhaps the LG GC990 Louvre will fulfil your desire for a feature–laden mobile, thanks to specs that make even the best smartphones blush. When can you get hold of the GC990 Louvre? Click and find out now.
The all new Google Chrome OS was outed this morning on the Big G’s official blog. But what does it mean for the next generation of netbooks and PCs? Read on to find out how Google Chrome OS can see off Windows and change computing forever.