The iPhone 4 goes on sale next week, and it’s coming in two storage flavours: 16GB and 32GB. You can’t expand storage through memory cards, so which will you choose? We’d like to hear what you plan to store on your iPhone 4, so let us know below.
June, 2010
Tesco is prepping a Digital Locker service that will allow you to access content you’ve purchased on any device at any time. So if you bought a movie on Blu-ray, you’d also be able to watch it on your laptop or mobile phone at no extra charge.
We make it lunchtime by our watches, so you better stop what you’re doing and kick back with your food: today we’re serving up a plate piled high with all the latest in gadgets and games from around the globe. Read on for it all here in the lowdown!
We’ve heard snippets about a Samsung Android tablet for a while, and now Vietnamese leak specialists Tinh Te claim to have unearthed some more info about the forthcoming iPad rival. Like it’s apparently going to be called the Samsung Galaxy Tape, and not the Samsung S-Pad as we’d heard before.
Today has seen the unveiling of the Nokia X5 and Nokia X6 8GB, a brace of spanking new smartphones designed with entertainment in mind. As you might expect, the Nokia X6 8GB is the regular Nokia X6, but with 8GB of internal memory rather than 32GB. The Nokia X5, on the other hand, is a totally new handset – read on for more details.
The Microsoft Kinect release date has been confirmed by Microsoft. It didn’t spill the details during the Microsoft Kinect event earlier today but has now been nudged into confirming that the motion-sensing controller is coming in November. Head through for more details and let us know whether you’re planning to punt in a preorder…
The Xbox 360 Slim didn’t slip out during the Microsoft Kinect announcement but a careless click by someone at Microsoft’s Italian ad agency suggests we should see it tomorrow. An animated Xbox 360 Slim web ad popped up online in the wee hours. Read on for the Xbox 360 Slim video and details of the console refresh…