When the Archos 5 Internet Tablet was first teased, we already knew we’d be in for a gadget-shaped treat. Packing in Google Android, it promised to take the stunning media tablets unleashed last year and add a mobile OS that’s fast becoming the hottest thing in tech. So now we’ve finally got an Archos 5 Internet Tablet, how does it fair? Read our full Archos 5 Internet Tablet review now for the complete picture.
Mealtime has rolled around once more, and we’ve got just the dish for you: a plate piled high with all the latest tech news for you, served piping hot. Read on to see what you’ve missed in the lunchtime lowdown!
The Nokia N97 Mini is up for grabs, SIM-free, now. The pared down version of Nokia’s flagship phone is setting a new trend for basic smartphones, with the likes of the HTC Tattoo and Sony Ericsson Kurara hopping onto its small and slender bandwagon.
The Motorola Droid Android 2.0 phone we saw make a cheeky early outing last week has finally been confirmed by Moto, and it’s one beast of a blower, stuffing in a 3.7-inch screen, QWERTY keyboard, GPS, a five megapixel camera, and a little something call Android 2.0. But is it coming to the UK? Let’s just say the forecast is sunny – here’s how we know.
The stunning Olympus Pen E-P1 is one of our favourite cameras of 2009. But just months after we fell for its old-school charm, it’s getting a successor. Yep, the Olympus Pen E-P2 is coming, and news of its release is there for all to see on Olympus’s official site.
The HTC Hero is all set to get a facelift, with Android 2.0 heading to arguably the hottest Google phone going. That’s the word direct from the Taiwanese tech titan, which says Eclair will soon be doing its thing underneath that sleek HTC Sense skin.
That grande version of the Nintendo DSi? It’s real: presenting the Nintendo DSi XL. It’s a 4.2-inch version of Ninty’s handheld gaming rig, with a bigger screen and stylus to get older gamers in on the action, and it’s just been made official in Japan. But it’s coming to the UK too, and we know when. Read on for the pictures and details.
Where’ve you been? Asleep?! You better catch up quick – yesterday wasn’t just any Thursday, it was the Thursday Google just sauntered up to the world’s satnav makers and casually slit their throats. What are we talking about? Its new free satnav software of course, so read on for all the info on it plus everything else going down in tech right now.
