The Apple tablet should be one of the highlights of 2010 for gadget fans, but while we wait for a Steve Jobs unveiling to end all unveilings, feast your eyes on the second video showing off the “Apple tablet” that broke cover last week. Yes, it’s almost certainly fake. But yes, we still want one.
December, 2009
Thundre is a quirky new bit of mobile shopping software that’s just gone live in time for when you might need it most: last minute Christmas stockpiling! It’s an augmented reality product finder for Android and iPhone, and we put it to the test today, hunting down potential pressies in London’s Covent Garden.
Nokia is all set to launch a dual SIM phone line next year, according to an insider with a track record of Espoo leaks. That’s great news for business bods who like to switch between work and play, but why isn’t Nokia going down the Google Voice route for call juggling?
The Nokia Booklet 3G has just popped up for pre-order on Nokia’s UK online store, complete with all the connectivity bobbins you could ever need, and a spanking great price tag. Want to know how much? Read on…
Palm‘s webOS operating system for the Pixi and Pre, while easy on the eye and finger friendly, has failed to tempt developers over in the huge numbers the company would have liked. But its new webOS tool, Ares, has just gone public, and it’s the easiest way to make an app, straight from your browser, we’ve ever seen. Read on to find out how you can try it for yourself.
Apple has submitted a patent for a 3D display that automatically adjusts its view relative to the position of the viewer’s head. Is this just mad scientist experimentation by Apple’s R&D team or a potential product?
Super Street Fighter IV is due to hit Sony PS3 and Xbox 360 in Spring 2010 and Capcom has revealed some of the new stages for its globetrotting battles.