Sony has announced that its first 3D TV models will go on sale this Friday, 11 June. The Sony Bravia HX803 comes in 40 and 46-inch screen sizes and totes a lot of tech besides 3D capabilities.
June, 2010
The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini has landed in our palm at long last. The world’s littlest Android phone is about to get the full review treatment, but before it does, get a look up close at it coming out of its carton here in our unboxing gallery.
Logitech has unveiled a bunch of new webcams, including a top of the range model capable of capturing every inch of your mug in pristine 1080p quality. The Logitech HD Pro Webcam C910 will only record video in 1080p – it must be a little too hefty to broadcast direct over the web – but will allow you to make video calls in the slightly-less sharp 720p HD format.
Mealtime has rolled around once more. We’re serving up a plate piled high with all the hottest tech stories right now, right here in the lunchtime lowdown, so pull up a chair and tuck in!
Natal UK preorders kick off at Game on Sunday. The retailer has added a Natal UK preorders countdown clock to its site and it ends this weekend. Curiously, that means it will be taking down names for Natal before Microsoft pulls the covers off the finished product at its Natal E3 event which doesn’t start until early Monday morning UK time. Read on for what we know about Natal so far and to let us know whether the motion-sensing marvel can already count on your cash…
So the iPhone 4 is coming to all the major UK networks. This morning’s announcement from Three means they’ll be joining Orange, O2, Vodafone and T-Mobile in offering Apple’s new smartphone, giving UK consumers a wide choice in network. So which will you turn to for your iPhone 4? We’ve set up a poll so you can let us know.
The iPhone 4 is rapidly turning into the village bike, with five networks getting a ride on Apple’s latest smartphone. There could be another to add to that list shortly soon too: Virgin Media has confirmed to us that it is “in talks with Apple” to bring the iPhone 4 to its virtual shelves.
UPDATE: We’ve just received a statement from Faisal Galaria, Spotify’s global head of business development, suggesting that Spotify could be coming to UK living rooms sooner rather than later: “We’re receiving a lot of interest from a number of consumer electronics providers, including TV companies, in the UK and beyond. Access to music in the living room is extremely important to Spotify and our deal with TeliaSonera is just the first step.”
A Spotify music app for TV is coming to Sweden and Finland, allowing our Nordic cousins to stream music and access playlists through their gogglebox. Read on for more details – and what we think about the chances of Spotify extending the service to the UK.