TomTom for iPhone may not be the first turn by turn GPS program to drive on to the shelves of the iPhone App Store, but it’s certainly been the most eagerly awaited and now it’s live and ready to download. Want to know how much wonga it will set you back? Read on to find out what’s what!
August, 2009
Netbooks need to rock 10–inch screens right? Wrong. The Samsung NC20 is the latest in a growing line of netbooks that are kissing goodbye to screens that cause dangerous levels of squinting. The NC20 rocks a 12–inch screen and makes looking at the web a far tastier affair all round. But isn’t it just a small laptop rather than a netbook? Read our full Samsung NC20 review to find out.
The PSPgo is only a few weeks away from launch, but we still don’t know a huge amount about the finer points of its firmware and hardware. However, the folks at Eurogamer have had a play around with it, and can report that it sports a new 5.70 firmware and different connections to the existing models.
Microsoft could be planning to launch an app store for its 
Sony’s PSPgo will take dead aim at the iPhone’s App Store by featuring games at comparably cheap prices. Read on for all the details.
One of the main reasons to pick an iPhone or Palm Pre over one of their Android rivals is multitouch: Apple has it, Palm has it, Android doesn’t. But that could soon change, if some web speculation proves accurate.
Sony’s Gamescom press conference is pegged for next Tuesday, 18 August, when it’s widely expected the Big S will finally ‘fess up and unleash the PS3 Slim on a gaming mad public. And now yet another rumour has emerged, once again from across the Channel in France. Want to know more? Read on.
Samsung’s debut Android phone, the Samsung Galaxy i7500, will launch next week exclusively on the O2 network, according to reports. Read on for more info.