UPDATE: Bang on Time, Vodafone’s started selling the HTC HD2. More details here!
There’s a new Scosche iPod shuffle case out on sale, but it’s not just any regular cover for MP3 player owners with butterfingers. It’s designed specifically for the iPod shuffle 3G, and comes with controls buttons on board, so you can use your own earphones, and still tell the pico tune chucker what to play!
It’s been a full year since Google’s mobile OS launched, but the first Android netbook to hit UK shores, the Acer Aspire One D250, is finally here. We’ve just had one flop through the letterbox, so come check it busting out of its box right here in our gallery!
Google Latitude, the big G’s friend finding service for automatic alerts when your mates are nearby, just got a whole lot smarter. It’s just launched two new features, that track where’ve you’ve been, and work out where you are most to tailor alerts.
Google’s CEO Eric Schmidt has said the company wants to create “the perfect search engine” but he hasn’t said what he thinks that would be like. Luckily one of his employees, Marissa Mayer, Google’s VP of Search & User Experience, has. Read on for a vision of speech recognising, concept unpicking future search…
Budget touchscreen phones are all the rage, but despite the competition LG isn’t letting the HTC Tattoo and T-Mobile Pulse give it any grief. No way. The recently outed LG GD510 Pop is stepping up and ready to rumble. Weighing in at a lean £99.95, LG’s 3-inch touchscreen pocket rocket is spoiling for a fight. But can it go the distance? Read our LG GD 510 Pop review for the verdict.
Sure, Steve Ballmer said Project Natal would be out next year, then changed his mind. But now word from inside sources is out that the motion sensing Xbox add-on will go on sale next year, with a launch date and a sensational pricetag already mooted. Want to know what they are? Read on.
