Spotify’s back in the headlines today after major label Warner pulled the plug on its support for music streaming sites. Spotify top dog Daniel Ek has already told the world Warner tracks are staying put, but if the Swedish service wants to draw in more punters and convince the labels it’s worth sticking with, it needs to do more. Here are five things we reckon Spotify must do now to stay at the top of its game.
February, 2010
The Samsung Galaxy Portal, Samsung’s second Android phone for us Brits, stealthily slipped into shops late last month, without any of the fanfare of the original Galaxy last year. We didn’t let that put us off though, and grabbed one for a quick spin around the block. Read on for the photos!
It’s not just killer cellphones on show at Mobile World Congress. Apps, of course, will be taking centre stage too, the uber-popular add-ons even getting their own area on the show floor, App Planet. So what is App Planet? And how does it affect what you’ll be doing with your phone in the next 12 months? Get stuck in and we’ll explain it all.
The Nokia Booklet 3G has finally popped up for sale on Nokia’s UK site, ready to be delivered to anywhere in these green and pleasant pastures. Grab a hankie though – the asking price is eye watering.
With the Garmin-Asus nuvifone A50, the satnav slash smartphone maker has finally taken the plunge into Android it’s been talking up for a while now, and this time, it’s got a European launch date. But with Android already capable of free navigation via Google Maps, is it too little too late?
It’s time to return to Rapture in the successor to one of this generation’s finest FPS titles but can 2K’s eagerly-awaited Bioshock 2 improve on perfection or is it left treading water? Read our BioShock 2 review to learn for yourself.
Asus are ready to launch a “killer product” in June according to the company’s chairman. Could Asus be ready to unveil its first Google Chrome OS netbook? Or even a tablet?