Morning all! It’s the start of another fine Wednesday, so what better way to mark the occasion than a quick run down of al the latest tech news? None, that’s what. Read on for your catch up in techie breakie.
November, 2009
The Sony Ericsson MH907s are the first motion-activated earphones we’ve clamped to our ears, but does that mean these buds are exercise fascists that’ll only serve up beats if you’re running flat out? We find out how many calories you’ll have to expend in this Sony Ericsson MH907 review.
Assassin’s Creed 2, the long awaited sequel to Ubisoft’s murderous medieval game, finally goes on sale this Friday, but here to whet your appetite like a sharpened blade is a brand new trailer, and it’s nothing short of epic. Read on to see it!
The LG BL20 Chocolate just rocked up to the door in the postman’s bag, so before we give it the full review treatment, we thought we’d do the honourable thing and give it and unboxing on camera for you. Read on for the full gallery of the LG BL20 Chocolate hopping out of its carton!
Freeview HD, the high rezzy solution for free HDTV without the dish, will begin ramping up next year, with 50 percent of the UK ready to watch the World Cup in June through the service, the BBC has confirmed. Want to know who gets it, when? We’ve got the answers for you here.
Channel 4′s 3D week kicked off last night, but if you missed the extra dimensional spectacular, don’t worry: the highlights are ready to watch in full on 4oD now.
Michael Fricklas, general counsel at entertainment mega-corp Viacom, has admitted that suing end users for online copyright infringement is “expensive, painful and feels like bullying.”