Not content with launching the Panasonic G1 and Panasonic GH1 cameras, it seems that Panasonic is about to add a third model to its Micro Four-Thirds range of cameras – and this one is every bit as retro-inspired as the Olympus E-P1. Dubbed the Panasonic GF1, it’s been spotted in some leaked snaps.
August, 2009
Nokia has taken an age to kick an 8 megapixel camera out of their Finnish doors. But the N86 8MP is finally here and looking to steal the camphone limelight from Sony Ericsson, LG and Samsung, just as they all line up their first 12 megapixel efforts. Counting megapixels, though, is a mugs game. So can the N86 8MP really deliver? Read on and find out in our in–depth review.
Creative has selected Opera as the default web browser for its Creative Zii Egg portable media player – or at least as the default browser for those using Creative’s own Plaszma operating system rather than the Android option.
US mobile operator Sprint has just unveiled what could be the most treehugger-tempting talker ever. Dubbed the Samsung Reclaim, this QWERTY slider is made from 80 percent recyclable materials, including bioplastics. And look, it’s painted green!
Great news for thrifty gadget fans: Toshiba is planning to unleash a new wave of low-cost laptops. The company’s Norio Sasaki told attendees at a Tokyo news conference that a slew of sub-$599 (£350) models were incoming.
Activision has announced the release date for revolutionary skateboarding sim Tony Hawk RIDE – and slapped a whopping £100 price tag on it.
The CoPilot Live iPhone app has beaten TomTom to the first bite of the satnav Apple. But the Dutch mapping maestros aren’t crying tears of envy. Its iPhone app is due this very summer and while it remains in the closet, the TomTom iPhone car kit is now up for preorder. Read on to find out how much it’ll set you back.
Xbox Live is poised to gets its first full-on games on demand service next week, and Microsoft has just revealed the 21-strong launch line-up. Read on for all the details.