The Mintpass Mintpad titchy internet tablet has only just gone on sale in the UK, but a slip-up on Mintpass’s site hints at at least one bigger follow up slate on the horizon. Will it run Android?
October 19th, 2009
Fawlty Towers is now 30 years old, and to celebrate, not only can you snatch up a new DVD boxset, but you can now download the entire series through 
Google Wave, the realtime collaboration tool, is poised to become the next big thing in social networking, and if you snatched one of the first invites to it, we’ve got good news for you: a Google Wave iPhone app is on the way, so you can splash around on the service on the go too!
Every week, we review a new album that you should be nabbing from your favourite download emporium. This week, we’ve slapped on our Dr Dre Monster Beats and got down to the indie musings of the spanking new Twilight: New Moon soundtrack. Read our full Twilight: New Moon soundtrack review now to see whether it’s worth stumping up for.
The e-reader war is heating up to boiling point today: Plastic Logic has just teased us with details of its new e-reader, the Que, with a capacitive touchscreen for iPhone-like response when prodding. Want to know more?
This twin screen e-reader may look like a bloated Palm Pixi with a missing keypad, but it’s about to turn the dusty e-reader market upside down. Not only does it pack a second, colour screen, but it runs Android too!
The cost of Xbox Live Gold membership is set to rise. That’s the word from chatter-happy analyst Michael Pachter, who reckons it’s only a matter of time before prices start “going up”. So when is the Big M going to start charging you more for playing online?
The Archos 5 Android tablet just dropped itself through our letterbox, so we thought we’d do the decent thing and give one of the world’s first Google PMPs an unboxing of its very own. Is this epic slate enough to make you ditch your iPod touch? See for yourself in our gallery!