You may have been asleep overnight, but all the latest tech news wasn’t: it just came rolling on in, and as always, we were on hand to hoover up all the finest gadget gems. Read on for all them right here, rounded up in techie breakie!
May, 2010
The Medal of Honor launch trailer has arrived just as we promised earlier today when we reported the Medal of Honor release date. It’s short and not so sweet giving more of a flavour of the tone of the Medal of Honor reboot than the actual gameplay.
The HP Envy 14 has just got a UK price tag slapped on it and thanks to a direct dollars to pounds conversion, it’ll set you back the same as an entry level 13in Macbook Pro. It looks like it’s not just the Macbook Pro’s looks that inspired the HP Envy.
Orange mobile broadband has expanded with three new animal themed plans. Panther, Dolphin and Racoon are designed for different kinds of web browser but which beast will serve you best while your browsing in the urban jungle?
Red Dead Redemption DLC will kick off in June with “Outlaws to the End”, a free co-op mission pack on Xbox Live and the Playstation Network. Read on to find out what the co-op games hold in store for you and your Red Dead Redemption posse…
Cupidtino, a dating site for Apple fans has been announced and it sounds like a truly frightening prospect. The name Cupidtino is a portmanteau of cupid and Apple’s HQ in Cupertino but will a social network filled with other Apple fans really add up to love? Or will you just end up nattering about your shared lust for the aluminum unibody of a Macbook Pro or the tempting touchscreen of an iPad.
Medal of Honor will hit the UK on 15 October and is up for pre-order now, 25 days ahead of Call of Duty: Black Ops. The new Medal of Honor game will be the first in the series to ditch its World War 2 setting for modern day warfare. Whatever could have inspired that?
Microsoft Communicator Mobile, the first app to come out of a partnership between Nokia and Microsoft announced last year, has hit the Ovi Store. Destined for Nokia E-Series phones, Microsoft Communicator Mobile will wage war on Blackberry for control of workplace communication.