Watched last week’s Nokia N900 Video Fest? Then prepare your eyeballs for five more 30 second slices of N900 brilliance.
The guys at Nokia Conversations have pulled together videos showing off the N900’s personalisation skills, geotagging and photo sharing, sports coaching, animation and, yes, even its abilities as a phone. Feast your peepers with the videos below.
Aardman Animations, creators of Wallace & Gromit and Chicken Run (among many others), has made a Nintendo DSi advert. And what’s more it’s used a free Nintendo DSi application to do it…
Sky is trialling a new 3D outside broadcast system to bring 3D football games to your TV by mid-2010. So what will you need to see Wayne Rooney’s Shrek-like visage in three-dimensions?
Update: Apple has just released iTunes 9.03. Has it fixed your iPod? Tell us now!
Still can’t get your iPod classic to play nice with iTunes? Then you need to start looking for an alternative that’ll either let you hook up tunes to your Apple jukebox, or find a new way to access music on the move. Here’s our pick of the best iTunes alternatives out there.
Google Chrome OS isn’t commercially available yet, but already someone’s installed it on an Asus Eee PC T91 touchscreen swivelling netbook. Check out the first ever Google Chrome OS tablet on video right here!
The end of the week is fast approaching, and to celebrate, we’ve crammed all the morning’s news into one place for you. Get it all here in the lunchtime lowdown, stat!
With the Vodafone 360 Samsung H1, the Korean gadget giant had a phone packing not just the latest social networking skin, but also big old smartphone cajones too. But for those who don’t want all those clever extras, the new Vodafone 360 Samsung M1 might be a better bet. A dinkier version, stripped of some of the H1′s top end innards, it’s out now. So is it worth signing up for? Read our Vodafone 360 Samsung M1 review now and we’ll reveal all.
