Whether it’s an Apple tablet or a new look iPhone, we’re expecting more than a minor update from Cupertino at its big keynote on Wednesday. But whatever it is is already hopping online and downloading apps, according to new analytics. So which is it, iSlate or handset?
January, 2010
When the Google Nexus One was first mooted, it didn’t just have Blade Runner fans in a fluster. Google watchers the world over thought that the official Google Phone was here at last. So is this the Google-backed Android phone we’ve been waiting for? Or just another neat step on Android’s path to global mobile domination? Read our definitive Google Nexus One review to find out.
BBC Worldwide, the BBC’s commercial arm, is preparing a range of iPhone, Nintendo DS, Nintendo Wii and online games based on its biggest shows including Doctor Who, Top Gear and children’s favourite In The Night Garden.
Sony’s PS3 has been hacked. At least that’s what George Hotz, the guy behind the original iPhone jailbreak, is claiming. And with his track record in breaking into locked down tech, we’re inclined to believe him…
You can fire up Twitter from just about anywhere courtesy of your mobile, but now another location’s been added to the microblogging start up’s reach: space. Don’t astronauts have anything better to do with their time? Read on for what they’ve been stuffing into 140 characters high above the stratosphere.
Chew Lips are among 2010’s most hyped bands but the London electro trio’s much loved first singles (Solo and Salt Air) don’t make it onto Unicorn. We slipped on our Sennheiser RS 160s to see whether Chew Lips manage to live up to all that blog chatter. Read our Unicorn by Chew Lips review now to find out.
The tech news has been flooding in this morning, with headlines from around the globe on the latest must have gear. Want to know what they are? Read on for the full round up in your lunchtime lowdown.
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