It’s only two weeks since we tore our PS3 Slim from its box and got in a tizzy about the all new console. But Sony has already got plans for another model, with one UK retailer claiming a 250GB PS3 Slim “is a definite for October.” Read on for all the details.
September, 2009
Sneaky sources have already claimed Apple is planning an imminent upgrade to the just unleashed new iPod touch, slapping in the camera everyone expected to see. And now a new teardown shows that Apple really was plotting to stick a camera in its high–end PMP all along.
As Nokia Comes with Music approaches its first birthday, the Big N is finally clearing up some of the questions we asked back at its launch in October 2008: namely, whether existing users will be able to extend their subscription without forking out for a whole new phone.
The LG GW620 may have dropped its fiery codename, but it’s very much real: that LG Android phone we spied last week is out and official. Finally, the Google phone market is beginning to get crowded at last, but can the LG GW620 stand out? Read on and see.
Fancy a smartphone but don’t feel like handing over a pound of flesh to your operator every month? You want the T-Mobile Pulse, then. It’s one of the latest cellies slicked out with Google’s Android software, and the first to drop on pay as you go. But does a knock down cost come with knocked out features? Read on to find out in our T–Mobile Pulse review.
Want to display your fifth generation iPod proudly for all to see? Then you’ll need the Scosche KickBACK n5 stand. It’s a rugged stand that props your iPod up to let you view videos on the device without hunching your neck into unsightly angles.
As more and more of the world becomes obsessed with Twitter and being able to tell strangers what they’ve scoffed for breakfast, wherever they are, the issue of how Twitter plans to make money raises its head once again. Twitter’s talked about charging businesses before, but now it’s revamped its terms of service, stating ads are OK by it too. Is it about to flick the switch on adverts?