Google’s Chrome OS could be public as early as tomorrow, with Google calling a special event at its headquarters in Mountain View, California. Word on the web is a technical brief will be the order of the day, as well as a “complete overview” of the Chrome OS, before it launches in full next year.
November 18th, 2009
It’s 12.30, and that can only mean one thing. Time to pull up a chair, grab a plate, whip out the cutlery and tuck in to our round up of all the latest gadget gossip. Read on for your lunchtime lowdown!
Our stories on adult content being easy to find on Flickr had readers telling us of similar experiences, and catapulted the topic into our most viewed pages. Now, further to its comment on Monday, Yahoo! has responded with the following statement…
The Sony KDL-32V5810 is one of the first of the electronic giant’s HDTVs to come with a built-in Freesat tuner, allowing you to hook it straight up to your satellite dish for a natty selection of cost-free digital channels – including BBC HD and ITV HD. So how does it shape up? Read our full Sony KDL-32V5810 review to find out.
BenQ is a bit late to the e-reader party with its first monochrome offering, the nReader, but it’s looking to make up the ground fast, promising a colour e-reader sequel for next year.
Got rafts of snaps you want to share with the world? Then you’re spoilt for choice when it comes to photo sharing sites. Whether you want the mainstream delights of Picasa and Flickr, prints from Kodak, or the tag-friendly delights of Facebook, we’ve got it covered. Check out our photo sharing site supertest now for the full skinny.
Could LG be crafting a dedicated Google phone behind the scenes? That’s the latest rumour doing the rounds online, and this one’s got some serious weight behind it. Could it be the superfast Snapdragon Android sequel to the GW620 we’ve been promised?