Google Maps Navigation might be US only according to Google, but who are we to tow the official line? With the help of our trusty readers, we’ve gone and got the free satnav software running in the UK already. No need for a US passport, and no need for a Motorola Droid! Check out the photos here and stay tuned for a full tutorial to get Google Maps Navigation running on your own Android phone later today.
Monday mornings might not be the best of times, but we’ve got just what the doctor ordered to pick you up: a dose of all the latest gadget news, boiled down and condensed into one spoonful. Read on for your techie breakie!
Off on a holiday that’s likely to involve spending inordinate amounts of time splashing about in the surf or doing hardcore gubbins like water-skiing? Then you’re going to need a waterproof camcorder to prove to your pals you’ve got those extreme sports skills you keep bragging about. The Sanyo Xacti VPC-WH1 wants to be top dog in the water, but is it worth handing over your hard earned for? Read our Sanyo Xacti VPC-WH1 review and we’ll reveal all.
The BBC iPlayer will soon bring downloads and live streaming to the iPhone, as well as interactive options and built-in radio support too. How do we know? Because the BBC just leaked a screenshot of it in action.
Remember the ICD Vega Android tablet? We’ve just stumbled across one in the wild, but with an unfortunate handicap: it’s running Windows CE instead of Android!
Nvidia’s 3D Vision system is about to get a lot more useful: the graphics giant just confirmed it’s adding support for Google Earth and in-browser 3D. Flickr in the third dimension, anyone?
Another week, another e-reader hits the shops. This time it’s the iRiver Story taking on the Sony Reader and Amazon Kindle. Read on to see if it has what it takes to battle the giants.
