It seems Sony’s leaky sieve has let through a mighty morsel of info, with minutes of a meeting between the Sony and Sega pegging PS3 Motion Control for release in March 2010. That’s better than the vague Spring 2010 we were told at E3. Keep reading for all the gossip.
September, 2009
The Acer F1 has been slapped with an official release date, with the Windows Mobile 6.5–packing blower due to drop by 6 October, the same days the Big M’s tasty new OS lands. Read on to see what you can expect.
Ever get to the point of apoplectic rage when someone next to you on the train cranks their headphones up so loud you can hear their awful big beat? Well they need a pair of Griffin MyPhones. Designed for kids, they can never go above 85 decibels. A good call or “the nanny state gone mad”? Read our Griffin MyPhones review to find out.
The 250GB Xbox 360 may be well and truly official, but the hard disk heavy 250GB PS3 is still vapourware. Officially, at least: this latest shot of a shop inventory hints at one on the way, bundled with a bunch of games. Want to know what they are? Read on and find out.
The week rolls on, and sure as the tide or the sun rising, more of the latest gadget news has broken, so read on to gather it all right here in one place in the lunchtime lowdown.
Sick of plonking yourself down in your favourite coffee chain only to find you need to stump up for the Wi–Fi? Well a new deal between Starbucks and BT Openzone means that such online disasters are over. Read on and we’ll tell you just how this new hook up works.
Handheld console fans wanting a bit of eye candy are in for the treat: the Nintendo DSi has just had a makeover, with three new colour versions set to launch shortly. Read on to get clued in on the new hues.
That new Xbox Wi–Fi adapter, packing in speedier 802.11n standard wireless has just been made official by Microsoft. Initially spotted as part of a 250GB Xbox 360 pack, the new add–on should bring the Big M’s hub up to scratch. Keep reading for all the details.