The Beatles: Rock Band, the latest from the rival series to Guitar Hero, couldn’t really be a much bigger game. They’re the biggest band in the world, but not known for their embrace of technology: no songs on iTunes, stereo/mono only mixes for the remastered albums (no 5.1 surround, no Blu-ray). But now they’re the big music game rival to Guitar Hero 5 for Christmas. So can it win out? Read our full The Beatles: Rock Band review to find out.
We told you last month that a 3G Sony Reader was UK bound, but now the Japanese leccy legend has taken the time to outline its e-reader plans for Blighty. Want to know what they are? Keep reading and see.
We’re still waiting on that Wii movie store to happen, but Wii Today & Tomorrow, a new Ninty channel launching tomorrow, might just tide you over until then. It could even change your life too: the channel promises to sort out your world with a combination of horoscopes and “lifestyle tips”.
Holy downloadable content! Batman: Arkhum Asylum has only been out for just over a week, but there’s already a free DLC update planned for next week. How do we know? The game says so!
The Nokia X6, Espoo’s top touchscreen music mobile in its new X Series, was the talk of Nokia World last week, but the Finns were keeping schtum when it came to a precise release date. Now we know though when this Comes With Music laden phone hits, and there’s a surprise in store.
Google Books, the big G’s amibtious plan to scan all those tomes gathering dust in libraries around the world, has hit yet another stumbling block, with Google having to make another concession to European book worms. It looks like we’ll have fewer titles to nab on this side of the pond, so keep reading to find out why.
So you’ve set up your Freesat. You’ve got the BBC HD channel pumping through on to your flat screen, but now you’re wondering what’s worth watching. Now we know: Summer’s waning fast, and it’s time to settle down in front of the box of an evening, so the Beeb’s dropped its Autumn line up on us. Read on to find out what shows get the pixel upgrade.
Ever headed to the personal shopping section when out buying clobber? Nope, us neither. Perhaps that’s why we always look like we’ve dressed in the dark. However, Debenhams is trialling a new service that uses Twitter so you can hassle their assistants for sartorial advice. Read on to see how you can start getting dressed by strangers, social–networking style.
