A Spotify S60 app to get all that music streaming goodness on your Nokia smartphone has just been demoed, and we’ve peeped the first video of it already. Read on to see it in action!
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September, 2009
The Spotify iPhone and Android app killer feature is offline caching, letting you store playlists locally to play back when you’re out of 3G or Wi-Fi, but it might not just be limited to mobiles: the service could soon work on net-starved laptops too. Read on to see how we know.
With the PS3 Slim launch and an Xbox 360 Elite price cut all going down in the space of a week, picking which HD console to go for hasn’t been made any easier. If you’re wondering which did better in the Bank Holiday rush though, here’s your answer: the PS3 Slim, and by a country mile.
GTA IV The Ballad of Gay Tony is due to drop on 29 October. And details are more scant than a Bohan–based stripper’s clothes. Until now, that is. Word on new weapons, killer mini–games and missions that bring the fun back to GTA IV is in. Read on and we’ll load you up with the deets.
We saw last month how Facebook was beginning to let you send updates direct to Twitter, but now it’s taken another step towards opening up and making streams public: a bunch of new widgets that even let you comment through other web pages. Is this another prong in Mark Zuckerberg’s plan to squash Twitter?
Pure already touts some killer DAB/internet radio combos. In fact, the Pure Evoke Flow is probably our most used gadget. But if you don’t fancy that or the Avanti Flow, then the slick new Pure Siesta Flow is perfect. Plus it won’t clobber your wallet. Read on for all the details.
There’s plenty of hot gossip doing the rounds about Apple’s annual iPod gathering this Wednesday. But while we all get het up about a camera–packing new iPod touch and slinky iPod nano, spare a thought for the iPod Classic. It seems the one that started it all is about to get the chop. Read on for the full skinny.
Blogger Marco Arment has weighed in with his tuppence worth on what a reinvigorated Steve Jobs will tout on Wednesday. The man who’s almost always bang on the money reckons it’s curtains for the iPod Classic, with its old school frame not able to offer punters access to the App Store.
The idea is to get more punters buying the app-friendly iPod touch, which will get a 64GB makeover. Word is that the iPod nano will drop its 16GB model and stick to 8GB for the next year, at least.
The iPod Classic certainly changed everything. But its 120GB model isn’t doing the business according to official Apple figures. So the game is up and the death of one of greatest gadgets ever is near.
We’ll be reporting live from Apple’s event on Wednesday, so stay right here for news as it happens.
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There’s plenty of hot gossip doing the rounds about Apple’s annual iPod gathering this Wednesday. But while we all get het up about a camera–packing new iPod touch and slinky iPod nano, spare a thought for the iPod Classic. It seems the one that started it all is about to get the chop. Read on for the full skinny.
The Samsung LED TV Couple sounds like a pair who went on a blind date and bonded over home cinema, but it’s something very different. It’s a tablet and telly combo that connects over Wi-Fi to help you choose what you’re watching, like the new Toshiba JournE Touch tablet, but with a killer one-up. Read on to find out what it is.