The week in gadget news is off to a flying start, so catch up on everything you might have missed this morning right here in the lunchtime lowdown. Read on for all the latest!
November, 2009
Just Dance is the Guitar Hero or Singstar equivalent for those of you that just love to move, but fancy the occasional night in rather than spending it on the tiles. It includes 32 tunes, but does Just Dance’s club vibe make it worth the entrance fee? Find out in our Just Dance review.
UPDATE: Sony Ericsson has been in touch to tell us the Aino is still on sale, although it acknowledges there are software issues affecting its touchscreen performance. Sony Ericsson’s full statement is below. If you’ve had any problems with the Aino, let us know in the comments section below.
“Sony Ericsson in the UK confirms that it is aware of a reported software issue regarding the Aino handset and using the touchscreen interface in particular. We are working as quickly as we can to solve it. Aino is still on sale in the UK and this issue affects only a very small number of handsets.”
Just days after the Sony Ericsson Satio handset was withdrawn from the shelves of Carphone Warehouse and Phones 4U, it seems Sony Ericsson’s Aino handset has suffered the same fate.
Google Maps Navigation works in the UK, as we showed you earlier today. Balking at the price of satnav apps on the Android Market? Fancy getting turn by turn free? Here’s our tutorial to show you how it’s done.
The Motorola Milestone may have no networks backing it in the UK, at least until the new year, but that doesn’t mean you won’t be able to pick it up subsidised on a monthly contract. We’ve just spotted the first pay monthly deal for the Motorola Milestone, and it’s a bargain!
With the leaking of the BBC iPlayer iPhone app over the weekend, Auntie’s on demand colossus reminded us once again why it’s the very best TV service on the planet. And with Xbox 360 support set to follow PS3 and Wii backing, it’s only getting better. Here are 10 reasons why it’s TV’s top dog.
Are we set for a new 
The BBC iPlayer might be storming its way to the iPhone and bedding down on the PS3 and Wii, but its absence on the