The new iPod nano has landed, replete with a shiny shell, more extras than a Star Wars box set and video abilities set to keep You’ve Been Framed on the air for another decade.
But there’s more to the new iPod nano than meets the eye. Delve deep, and you’ll find secrets underneath that slinky new skin.
The Nokia Booklet 3G has had Nokia fans in a tizzy since it was unveiled last month, and now the mobile maker is dropping hints that its first laptop will soon be followed by more models.
The end of the week draws nigh, but that doesn’t mean the tech news is drying up. Far from it: we’ve caught everything from Android phones to social network revamps this morning so read on to see just what went down in the lunchtime lowdown.
The iPod shuffle Special Edition made a sharp looking micro MP3 player even sparklier when it was unveiled on Wednesday. But is it worth the extra cost for that silvery, stainless steel finish? Read on and see for yourself in our unboxing.
Facebook Lite is official. After a pretty impressive leak last month, the social network has officially confirmed that its pared down effort is out and about. So how’s it different? And can it reiginite your love of Facebook? Read on and we’ll fill you in on all the details.
A Nike heart rate monitor designed for the new iPod nano 5G is just around the corner, meaning fitness freaks will be able to get a full breakdown of their exercise regime without having to sellotape a Wii Vitality Sensor to their wrists. Read on to see how we know.
As if Activision didn’t have enough to worry about, what with The Beatles: Rock Band stealing the show from Guitar Hero 5. Now Courtney Love, not unknown for picking her battles, has said she’s suing the rock–loving game maker over Kurt Cobain’s avatar in Guitar Hero . Read on for Love’s full, four–letter attack.
What, Motorola DEXT not stoking your Android fire this Friday morning? Then how about news that INQ is plotting its very own Google–packing blower that it hopes will take it beyond the cells its currently touting. So when can you expect to get your grubby gadget mitts on one? Keep reading and we’ll let you know.
