How does the Nokia X6’s design and build stack up under closer inspection? Nokia is not renowned for rolling out good looking phones, with Apple and HTC blazing a trail while it keeps its eyes on functionality and hitting the big time in places like India and China, so it’s a burning question, and we’re about to douse it with an answer for you. Read our dedicated Nokia X6 review and we’ll give you the full skinny.
The Nokia X6 music player is the phone’s biggest draw, and the central plank of the entire X series. What has Nokia done to make this the go-to phone for music nuts? And more importantly, does it pull it off? Read our Nokia X6 review and we’ll make sure you’re completely clued in before laying down your cash.
The Panasonic Lumix G2 Micro Four Thirds camera unveiled last month has been priced up for launch, along with its brother, the Panasonic Lumix G10. Want to know how much the touchscreen infused shutterbox will set you back? Read on and we’ll tell you.
We’re almost halfway through the working week, so to help you through into the home stretch, we’ve got a round up of all the latest gadget news for you, crammed into one post. Read on for it all, here in techie breakie!
In need of a high definition behemoth? The LG 50PK590 promises stunning picture quality worthy of being able to convert our living room into a sports stadium, so LG says. Read on for the details.
The BlackBerry OS 6.0 is still being tweaked and tinkered with inside RIM’s labs, but the first screenshots have begun to leak out, showing multi-touch abilities, a super-powered browser, and an all-new media player.
Both GTA 4 DLC episodes, The Lost And Damned and The Ballad Of Gay Tony, crashed on to the Xbox 360 last year, but only now can PS3 and PC gamers join in on the fun. With Grand Theft Auto 4 almost past its second birthday, is Liberty City starting to show its cracks, or does Rockstar’s tried and tested free roam formula still work? We fired up the ol’ PlayStation 3 to find out: read on and we’ll reveal all in our full GTA 4 DLC review for PS3.
GTA 4: Lost and Damned has finally hit the PS3 with the GTA 4 DLC launch on Sony’s console, and just as on the Xbox 360 last year, each episode is available separately, as well as on a bundled disc. But with so many brand new games on the horizon readying to eat into your social life, is either still a must-play GTA add-on? We revisited the first part, The Lost and Damned, for PS3 to find out. Read on, gorge yourself on our GTA 4: Lost and Damned review and find out how it fares on PlayStation 3.
