It’s been quite a morning in tech, with a stack of breaking headlines splashing down. Want to know what they are and what you’ve missed? Read on for the lunchtime lowdown!
December, 2009
The Sanyo WH1‘s regular barrel-style feels a tad too old school. So how does its pistol grip sister, the Sanyo CA9 fair out and about in the big bad world. We’ve given this waterproof cammie the once over and the results are in. Read our complete Sanyo CA9 review now and we’ll give you our verdict.
Freeview HD goes live in the UK today – brilliant, you might think, but don’t get too carried away just yet. At the moment you can’t buy a Freeview HD receiver, so no-one can watch it – not so brilliant after all.
Don’t feel too disheartened though. It won’t be long before your basking in all the free HD programming that your heart could possibly desire. Well, BBC and ITV HD at least, thanks to HD tuners just around the corner.
MySpace Music has at last touched down in the UK, giving Spotify, We7 and Napster plenty to ponder in the run up to Christmas. So what’s so good about it? And is it worth plumping for over its increasingly popular rivals? Here’s our round up of everything you need to know about MySpace Music.
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With only a couple of months to go before its official release, and a mere few weeks before its open beta shindig, Star Wars Online developers Cryptic Studios and Atari have released the first video that shows actual gameplay. Read on for the action.
The Honda P-NUT may look like Homer Simpson’s disastrous bubble car, and sound even more unpleasant, but the Japanese auto titan is hedging that this is what we’re going to be driving around cities of the future in. And with some of the natty tech installed inside, we’re not going to argue! Read on for all the details and pictures.