The countdown to the PS3 Slim continues. After Amazon shoved a link to the new Sony console online over the weekend, now Sony itself is adding to the clamour by discontinuing the 80GB PS3 in Japan. But what does that mean for the PS3 Slim? And how soon are you likely to have one in hand? Keep reading and find out.
August, 2009
If you’ve got a few grand just sitting in your pocket next to your sharp new iPhone 3GS, then this one is for you. Rightmove has just unveiled its very own iPhone app, made by 2ergo, letting you get instant info about the latest hot properties, whether they’re near your gaff or hundreds of miles away. Read on and find out just how the Rightmove iPhone app plans to take the stress out of endless househunting.
Tuesday? Already? Blimey, that was quick. You’ve got a lot of catching up to do. Luckily we’ve got all the latest tech news, caught, compiled and condensed for you right here in your techie breakie!
Only yesterday we heard some rumblings concerning Nikon launching a compact camera with a pico projector stuffed inside. Well, it turns out the rumours were true: a press release has just announced the imminent launch of the Nikon S1000pj, a Coolpix-branded point-and-shoot able to beam a 40-inch image onto your wall!
Samsung has been beavering away round the clock to serve up the lush OLED screen found on its latest top notch mobile, the Samsung Jet. That 3.1–inch wonder, alongside specs that’ll make Apple, Nokia and the rest of the gang green with envy, plus lofty claims that the Jet is “smarter than a smartphone” should make this blower a winner. Read our full Samsung Jet review below to see whether it really can do the business.
Anyone who’s just picked up an INQ1 social networking phone of late will have just cause to kick themselves: not only has the INQ Mini 3G all but replaced it, with similar specs in slimmer shell plus integrated Twitter, but INQ’s confirmed to us it won’t be rolling out the micro blogging service to its predecessor either.
Those rumours of two different INQ social mobiles this year have proved true: the INQ Chat 3G has just been launched alongside the INQ Mini 3G, and while it’d be easy to write it off as a Fisher-Price BlackBerry Bold, it does a whole lot more for a whole lot less. Read on for all the deets.
We’ve not heard much from INQ since it launched the INQ1 late last year, but now it’s back with a brand new handset, the INQ Mini 3G, combining almost all the features of the original Facebook phone into something smaller, cheaper, and with a crucial new addition: Twitter. Read on to get the lowdown.