The long awaited Gran Turismo PSP will launch on 1 October along with the new PSP Go handheld, but Sony’s just announced the pricing: free. That’s right, zero, zilch, nada. Want to know how to nab it? Read on.
August, 2009
Fed up of webchats in crusty low-res? 
MSI is making good use of the time Asus has spent dithering, deciding whether to push on with its Eee PC Touch range or not. It’s cracking on with touchscreen netbooks of its very own! Read on to find out when you’ll be able to blag a proddable MSI Wind.
We’re just hours away from the Sony press conference at Gamescom, and it looks like everything is now falling in to place: two online stores are already listing the rumoured PS3 Slim for pre-order! Want to know what it’s packing? Read on and see.
Let’s be honest, the iPhone‘s shonky, flashless camera isn’t exactly its main selling point. But man, do iPhone owners enjoy uploading their snaps anyway: the touchscreen phone is poised to become the most popular camera used on photo sharing site Flickr. Serious shutterbugs, prepare to be outraged.
Cheap touchscreens are all the rage. After the dirt–cheap Orange Vegas, the latest bargain blower to rock a touchy feely display is the Alcatel OT–708. Packing a hearty battery and enough extras to sate budget friendly appetites, it looks like a recession–based winner. Read on and fill up on all the news now.
Remember Blogger? These days, all the web buzz is about Twitter and realtime nattering but the Google-owned weblog publisher is still going and it’s about to turn 10. And to celebrate a decade online it’s about to launch a bunch of new features.
BT is aiming to push its broadband speeds up, announcing a new 20Mb service and doling out its own “BT Broadband accelerator” which it claims will boost speeds in your home by 1.5Mb. Keep reading to see just how BT’s planning on making your surfing sessions speedier.