Morning! It’s the start of another week, but don’t look too down. There may be well over a hundred hours to go until the weekend, but that means plenty of time to stock up on the latest gadget stories too. Start doing so right here with our techie breakie headline round up.
September, 2010
This morning we reported on the possibility that the Samsung Galaxy Tab, which was announced as running Android Froyo, may also be able to run Google Chrome OS. We’re chasing a source on this as we speak, but it got us to thinking – if you had the choice, which one would you go for, Android, or Google Chrome OS?
Happy end of the week, readers. It’s that time again, where we delve into the inner thoughts of the Electricpig team to recollect what they’ve been crowing about this week. The opinion pieces this week include iPad owners have one over Amazon Kindle owners and how one of our team is learning to fall in love with TV all over again, thanks to YouView. Confused? Read on.
In case you hadn’t already heard, some game called Halo: Reach something-or-other launched this week. We’ve heard it’s pretty good. To mark its launch, Microsoft roped in a bloke to dress up as a Spartan to hover around London’s Trafalgar Square – not something you see everyday. Read on for the high-flying video.
It’s been a busy old week here at casa Electricpig. What a phone-filled week it’s been, with tonnes of new handsets revealed over the past seven days. We’re still recovering. Missed any of it? You’re in the right place. Catch up on all the photo evidence of the week gone by right here in this week’s Tech Week in Photos.
The week is over, and what a phone-filled seven days it has been. There’s lots of news to catch up on. Missed any of it? Don’t worry. You catch up on all the best bits right here. Read on for everything you need to know about what went down, in our top tech stories this week.
The Apple 27in LED Cinema Display that Apple outed back in July with the new iMac and Magic Trackpad has finally hit the Apple Store. It seems to have killed off the old 24in LED Cinema Display, meaning you’ve now got a straight choice between it and the ginormous 30in Apple LED Cinema Display. Head through for all the specs and pricing…
The HTC Desire HD and the iPhone 4 are two of the most hotly anticipated smartphone releases we’ve seen this year, along with the Samsung Galaxy S (stat clash incoming!), so we’ve pitched the iPhone 4 and the newly announced HTC Desire HD against one another to see how they stack up.