The Amazon MP3 Android app has just gone live on the Android Market here in the UK, and it comes with a killer feature to help it go toe to toe with iTunes: over the air MP3 downloads!
January, 2010
The Sony Ericsson Vivaz, the company’s feature phone follow-up to the touchscreen Satio, just got official this morning, and to whet your appetite further, we’ve got a gallery stuffed full of piccies. Read on to see them!
Mobile broadband might be the ultimate mobile worker’s plaything. But most offerings remain sluggish, at just 3.6Mbps. Virgin Media’s new 7.2Mbps dongle reckons it has it covered though, offering HSDPA-like speeds and making web browsing wherever you are more like using your regular broadband. But how does it stack up? Read our Virgin Media 7.2Mbps mobile broadband review now and find out.
HP could be working on the ultimate laptop for mobile Powerpoint pros: a notebook with a mini-projector built straight in to the lid.
Heavy Rain’s secrets have already been revealed in an ESRB report and we know that the game will let you play multiple characters but there’s more. Game director David Cage has revealed that Heavy Rain’s DLC will include the option to play as the villain – the Origami Killer.
Apple is negotiating with the major record labels to introduce a free music streaming service tied to iTunes, according to multiple online sources. The rumour follows Apple’s acquisition of streaming site LaLa late last year. The service is likely to allow iTunes users to back-up and stream their music libraries.
The Viewsonic Moviebook may not have the incredible UI and apps of an iPod touch, or the digital noise cancellation of a new Sony Walkman, but it does pack one incredible feature: full 1080p video output on your flatscreen. Did we mention it’s coming to the UK?
It’s not often that mid-range PC laptops stoke our fires. But the Samsung R620 promises something a tad different: a Blu-ray drive in a standard machine. Is Sammy pointing us to a brighter, HD future? Find out in our Samsung R620 review.