Insiders have gone quiet on the Microsoft Pink smartphone project in recent months, with focus turning on the Zune HD stateside, but sincethe latter’s gone on sale there, leak service has resumed as usual: now there’s more talk of what the project involves, and it’s not just one Microsoft branded phone, but two. Read on for the deets.
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The gadget that will “change music forever” has landed. The uber–hyped autoplay headphones from Sony Ericsson have got a proper name: the MH907 Motion Activated Headphones. Read on to see just how these bad boys will revolutionise music.
With the LG BL40 Chocolate already out-screening all its other touchscreen rivals, it’s good to see its little bro’ getting some much needed love and attention. The LG BL20 Chocolate, once known as the BL42, has been spied on camera. And we’ve got the clip to hand. Read on and see this nifty little cell in action.
That Hercules Windows 7 netbook a tad too niche for your tastes? Well, the first Asus effort rocking Microsoft’s new OS, the Eee PC 1201n, is out in the wild and just weeks away from the UK. Want to know more about this sleek little number? Read on.
Hold on to your lack of cables, folks: it looks like Microsoft is prepping a brand new 
Morning all. It’s the start of another long slog, but don’t let the days til the weekend get you down: perk yourself up instead with a short, sharp dose of all the latest tech news, crammed in to one bowl for you right here. Pull up a chair and read on for your techie breakie!
Halo: ODST was originally conceived as an expansion pack to Halo 3. Instead it’s now a standalone game, which is handy for the Xbox 360 – because its “exclusives” cupboards would be looking fairly bare without it this Christmas. Read our full Halo: ODST review to see if it can really live up to heady expectations.
And just like that, all that speculation and worry is over. Bioshock 2 has been timestamped for release, right down to the day, so read on to find out when you can don your Big Daddy suit.