Don’t get us wrong. We love a bit of Guitar Hero World Tour when we’re a few sheets to the wind. But sometimes plastic instruments are too taxing, and a good old singsong is what you need. And the Wii is the latest to get on the karaoke bandwagon with We Sing, a new game that supports four microphones. Cue drunken caterwauling.
August, 2009
Qik, the mobile app that lets you to upload video from your phone to the web, has just popped up for the iPhone 3GS at the App Store. Unlike old versions of Qik, this one allows you to pluck video clips straight out of the iPhone 3GS’s Camera Roll and upload them to your Qik account – and apparently it’s the only iPhone 3GS app able to do so.
Google Streetview has found itself in some pretty strange places of late. First Coronation Street, now Laguna Seca racetrack in the US. The Big G sent its cameras round the track and has stuck the results online already.
In these times of financial penury, scoring yourself a decent all–in–one sound system is the best way to get the most out of your tunes without the bank manager going postal. And the Roberts Sounds MP–53 should sate your need to dose up on your favourite tunes, whether you’re listening to Planet Rock on the DAB, loading it up with that best of Def Leppard CD or just slapping in your iPod and cranking out the Adam and Joe podcast. Read our full Roberts Sound MP–53 review to see whether this little box can deliver the goods.
With an event lined up for 7 September, Apple fans the world over are praying for the much–vaunted Apple tablet to finally make an official appearance. And while that day is still at least a few weeks off, one insider has spilled the beans to Gizmodo, offering up tantalising new details about the so–called iProd. Read on for all the news.
Despite Yoko Ono’s meddling, The Beatles: Rock Band is out in a few weeks – but until now we’ve only had confirmation of a few of the game’s 45 Fab Four songs. Until now, we say – because the new issue of Game Informer spills (almost) the entire list – read on for the line-up!
It was made by a world class designer
Naoto Fukasawa is the man behind the stunning Samsung N310. Winner of over 50 design awards, including the IDEA award in the US and D&AD award here in Blighty. His pebble–style look for the N310 makes it the hottest netbook you can get right now. With the rugged exterior contrasting with the slick, high–tech interior, it’s already a design classic.
Forget any thought of a Nokia N97 Mini for one minute. Because a new full touchscreen treat is on its way. Dubbed the Nokia 5900 XpressMusic, it’s already been spotted in spy shots, but now some Finnish–mad mobile fans have scored some juicy new details about the successor to the best–selling Nokia 5800. Want to know more? Course you do, so keep on reading.