Nintendo has gone back to its roots with New Super Mario Bros Wii but is this a trip down memory lane that’s worth taking or will it leave you hankering for more modern thrills? Read our full New Super Mario Bros Wii review to find out.
November, 2009
This may look like an ordinary plaster, but Proteus Biomedical’s e-plaster is actually a disposable heart rate monitor that’ll keep a tab on your pulse, and beam the results onto the net, for your doc to check out remotely!
UK Radioplayer is the name of the universal iPlayer for British radio stations, the BBC revealed today. It’s headed to PCs early next year, but that’s not all – you’ll eventually be able to use it on mobiles too.
Limber up those thumbs Twitter fans, Vodafone’s just dished up the latest retweet feature to mobile phones. Forwarding your mates’ latest rambling is now as quick as pinging off a quick text.
Like Nokia last week, Qualcomm has been talking up the future of phones, and the company gave us a sneak peek of what to expect a short while down the road: face recognition technology tied to social network search technology, so you can find out what a stranger just tweeted simply by pointing your handset at them. Is Facebook stalking about to get a whole lot worse?
First generation iPhone users and iPod Touch lovers rejoice! You can now make use of the Tom Tom iPhone app, as long as you opt to purchase the in-car kit too.
Qualcomm, maker of the nippy Snapdragon processor, has been showing off its wares and future concepts today, and one of tastiest products it had on display was this concept of a future tablet, that packs a kickstand and detachable keyboard. Can’t stand touchscreens? Pop the QWERTY instead!