The CrunchPad is dead. Michael Arrington’s browser based, budget friendly tablet will never see the light of day – despite claims from Arrington himself, only a few weeks ago, that the device would be launching soon.
December, 2009
The Google phone is a “certainty” according to the latest web-based tittle-tattle. An inside source has spilled the beans to Gizmodo, claiming to have seen a working prototype of the device, and it’s not just another Android based phone either – it’s a proper Google branded piece of hardware.
The Creative Zii Trinity phone, on paper, sounds like an iPhone killer alright. Just announced today, it packs in a 3.1-inch OLED multitouch display, five megapixel camera, and support for 1080p video playback on a big screen. There’s just one catch: is anyone going to make this phone?
It’s the first day of December, so it’s time to open up your advent calendar. Behind the first door: all the latest tech news, crammed into one post. Read on for the latest!
Assassin’s Creed II has just been released, blowing our socks off with its engaging open world sneaking, but how does the Sony PSP story prequel Assassin’s Creed: Bloodlines stack up against its big brother? We find out if the smallest blades are the sharpest in our Assassin’s Creed: Bloodlines review.
Yesterday we brought you the best British web innovators. And today we’re celebrating the most bonkers British web innovations going. Whether you want a healthy snack box or just want to hassle your Twitter friends even more, there’s a service for you.