The iPad UK price will be announced on 10 May, Apple has finally revealed. But picking up Cupertino’s long awaited tablet may set you back more than just the company’s conversion of $499 and a few pounds on iPad apps. If you want to get the full experience Apple intended with the iPad, you’ll have to shell out for a lot more besides. Read on, and we’ll break down just what – it could cost you nearly a grand.
April, 2010
The PS3’s PlayTV is getting a “major” new update later in 2010, and among the new features added to the Freeview tuner/PVR setup will be Facebook integration.
The news comes courtesy of a post on Sony’s official PS3 blog, in which PlayStation Network Project Manager James Thorpe outlines that “testing of some of the new features has already begun”.
Every single public tweet ever made will be archived by the US Library of Congress, it was announced yesterday. Yep, a digital archive of Twitter’s entire history will be available to the public, although it may be primarily aimed at scholars and researchers seeking a chronicle of “normal people”’s reactions towards certain events.
A shiny new range of Toshiba Regza 3D TVs are launching worldwide this summer, according to reports from Japan. Yep, it seems Toshiba is joining the likes of Sony, Panasonic, Samsung and LG by cannonballing its bulk into the 3D TV swimming pool – and will also proffer a 3D Blu-ray player (or players).
Dinnertime has rolled around already, so it’s time to stop what you’re doing and stock up on all the latest tech news instead. It’s all gathered up for you right here in the lunchtime lowdown!
The HTC Incredible was first glimpsed in the flesh back in early March, but now the phone’s specs have been laid bare by US network Verizon – which is launching the Android 2.1-toting smartphone on 29 April. Oh, and it’s got a new name too: Droid Incredible.
