The Acer Aspire One Android netbook we took for a test drive this morning has been priced and dated for a UK launch. Want to know how much the Windows stroke Google laptop will set you back? We’ve got the answer.
October, 2009
UPDATE: Nintendo has dismissed source claims of a new Tegra handheld as “rumour and speculation“. Which we might point out, isn’t an outright denial.
The Nintendo DSi isn’t even a year old, but already the Japanese gaming giant is prepping a new handheld gaming device, according to new sources. Is it the Nintendo DS 2?
Take a good, hard look at this picture, peeps. This could well be what Google Chrome OS looks like when it rolls out to tackle Windows on laptops next year. Want to know how this slipped out and what it spells for you? We’ve got the explanation.
Sky Songs has been nine months in the making, and finally launches on Monday. We’ve had an early preview, and after stuffing our ears with its sonic goods can report it’s a clear challenger to Spotify. OK, it’s not free, but it does offer several features not found in Spotify’s arsenal. Read on, and see why Sky Songs could have enough tricks up its sleeve to become the new sultan of streaming.
Michael Dell has torn into netbooks, claiming the micro PCs leave punters “unsatisified”. It’s a brave move considering Dell is doing swift business on planet netbook, selling thousands of Dell Mini 10s and touting newbies like the Dell 11z.
Network Three is to start bundling in Spotify mobile access into phone tariffs, so you won’t have to remember to fork out extra for the music streaming service. Will this herald the INQ Spotify phone?