The Splinter Cell series has played host to six different instalments so it’s a given that new ideas will creep into each version in order to keep things smelling fresh. With Splinter Cell Conviction, Ubisoft has really out-done itself when it comes to innovation. Here’s what makes this third-person blaster one of the most refreshing yet experienced on the Xbox 360.
It’s mealtime, and while Friday might call for a liquid lunch, we’ve got some solid, tasty tech news to go with it. Read on for all the headlines, piled up on one plate, here in the lunchtime lowdown!
Both GTA 4 DLC episodes have gone on sale for PS3 and PC today, more than a year after the first part, The Lost And Damned, landed on the Xbox 360. Better late than never, right?
The Q-waves Wireless USB Data Kit just put your router out of a job. Stick one in to your computer and you’ll have hassle free wireless networking up and running in minutes, without the need for yards of ethernet cable or hours spent on the phone to IT support asking why your Wi-Fi isn’t playing ball with your printer.
Whether you’re looking for simple back up storage for your laptop, or aiming to make the most of your gadgets even while they’re stashed in different rooms, our guide will show you how to sort out wireless networking the smart and simple way with Q-waves.
You’ve grabbed a Q-waves Wireless USB AV Kit, and plugged it in for realtime PC to TV streaming. You’ve checked out everything Auntie’s got to offer by streaming BBC iPlayer to TV screens around the house, but there’s plenty more free and instant video out there on the the internet for you to pipe through to your flatscreen, and we don’t just mean YouTube.
Whether you’re a movie buff or just want to rummage through the archives for some telly classics, we’ve got the the best sites to bookmark that’ll have you slinging video to your TV through your laptop in seconds, rounded up right here.
Shifting video from a PC to TV set changes the way you use BBC iPlayer and internet video. Slot a Q-waves receiver in the back of your boobtube and you’ll end the days of hunching over a laptop at the kitchen table watching pixelated EastEnders on a tiny screen. Instead, you’ll be able to pump sharp, colour-packed movies, sport and more to your flatscreen in seconds, all without hooking up a cable. Our guide shows you how to mix TV streaming and wireless networking in a few short, simple steps using Q-waves’ clever kit.
iPhone 4.0 rumours have taken the place of iPad chatter, now the Apple slate has hit the shelves. The latest set of images purporting to show parts from the iPhone 3GS successor show an angular aluminum back that brings to mind both the iPad and the HTC Legend. Are these real iPhone 4.0 photos or a well-hewn hoax?
Natal video showing the way Microsoft’s motion sensing system recognises players has hit the web. The Natal video shows it’s smart enough to realise what gender you are (using facial recognition rather than anything more smutty) and can track two players at once. Read on for a glimpse of how Natal will see you…
