The Ricoh GXR system has leaked online just a day before it’s reportedly being unveiled officially. Eager reporters have accidentally placed their hands-on footage online early, landing them in hot water, and giving us an early peep at the new Ricoh GXR. Read on, and see why it’s so special.
With just hours to go before Orange gets the green light to sell the iPhone, O2 has hit back with an intriguing offering to keep Apple fans on its network. We’ve long railed against its eye watering tethering prices, but now a new tethering bolt on will get you home broadband too, completely free.
Modern Warfare 2 is shaping up to go down a storm at the tills and on the review pages when it launches tomorrow. Not only is it possibly the most controversial game since GTA 4, it’s now the most pre-ordered game since too, outstripping Rockstar’s epic for early reservations, Amazon says.
We heard Sky Player was to switch out regular ad breaks in place of commercials targeted at your interests, but now Sky is dotting the Is and crossing the Ts on the scheme, and updating it terms of service for subscribers. Want to know when it begins? And how to opt out? Read on for the answers.
As marketing stunts go, Panasonic‘s latest curiosity ranks up there. It’s a giant sculpture of a terrifying pigeon, and it’s stalking the capital for the next two weeks to publicise one of Pan’s digital compact cameras.
Is your iPhone out of contract with O2 yet? If you’ve been eyeing up those Orange tariffs and cheaper tethering costs, here’s something you’ll be happy to hear: O2 will let you take your precious Apple blower to another network, no questions asked. Want to know how? Read on and we’ll tell you.
Mozilla Firefox, the world’s number two browser, is rapidly rolling out its plans to invade the mobile space as well as the desktop, giving its Fennec project a proper name (Er, Firefox), announcing new platforms and even unveiling a new logo. If you were hoping those new mobile platforms might extend to iPhone OS and BlackBerry OS though, guess again: we’ve just been told they’re way down the pecking order.
A new analyst report suggest Apple is working on a UTMS/CDMA hybrid iPhone due to launch in Q3 2010. By making the successor to the iPhone 3G compatible with both forms of network, Apple will be able to sell one model globally. But what you it mean for you? Read on to find out…
