The Saboteur mixes Call Of Duty WWII history, with Grand Theft Auto freeroaming action, Assassin’s Creed II climbing and a splash of Parisian sauciness. But do its disparate elements mix well? Find out in our The Saboteur review…
December, 2009
Google, Facebook, Yahoo and eBay have joined forces to write a strongly worded letter to our very own Peter Mandelson opposing the Government’s Digital Economy Bill.
Universal Studios is hoping to tempt over Blu-ray refuseniks with its new dual spec discs. The Flipper format features a high def Blu-ray disc on one side and a regular DVD version on the other for the best of both worlds.
Desktop Twitter client Tweetdeck has pushed out a new update that includes native support for Twitter’s official Lists feature and the newly released Retweet function. You’ll also now find geo-location baked right in and LinkedIn has joined the myriad social networks it can now post to.
Nintendo DS Flips may sound like some sort of console shaped candy but it’s actually a new line of ebooks from EA, aimed at getting kids reading by playing on their DS addictions and it launches this week. Read on for the deets!
Twitter 360, an augmented reality, geo-tagging app has hit the App Store. The app allows you to ‘see’ where your friends’ tweets are happening.
Trying to buy an all round camera these days is nigh on impossible, with a raft of great options for the want-everything gadget fan to choose from. So how does the Casio Exilim EX-FH20 fair? Can its bridge style and lengthy spec sheet satisfy our tech demands? Read our complete Casio Exilim EX-FH20 review now and find out.