PlayStation Move is out today! We’ve been waiting a full 15 months for the PS3 motion control device, and now it’s out for anyone to buy in any good gaming store. But hold on a second! Even if our PlayStation Move review has convinced you to shell out for the controller, you’ll want to be sure which bundle you buy. Confused by all the PlayStation Move peripherals and deals? We’ll break them all down for you right here.
September, 2010
The new Apple TV announcement was disappointingly lacking in apps after all the rumours that we’d be getting an app-happy iOS Apple TV. But delving into the new iOS 4.2 beta seems to suggest that it will come packing full fat iOS and opens up the possibility of an Apple TV jailbreak. Hackers get cracking, we want our new Apple TV apps…
Like the Nokia N8 we’ve been playing with? Lovely and green isn’t it? You can get your own too – it’s exclusive to Vodafone. Just click through pre-order the Nokia N8 at the Vodafone store.
Red Dead Redemption Liars and Cheats DLC is out on Tuesday. It expands your free roaming, plus adds Stronghold: a new competitive multiplayer mode. Click through for full trailer…
iPhone owners, you think you’re so smart, don’t you? Well now there’s an app to prove it, direct from the brainboxes at Mensa. You can even brag about your grey matter to friends through Twitter or Facebook. The Mensa iPhone app packs in questions from genuine Mensa test papers, so you can bone up in preparation for membership too.
Morning! It’s hard to believe we’re this close to the end of the working week already, but here we are. Don’t worry though, as a new batch of breaking tech news is about to come rolling on through: find out what you missed while you were kipping in the meantime here in your techie breakie round up.
The BlackBerry Torch 9800 has a huge deal riding on it. RIM’s doing just fine in sales, but the persistent slagging off it gets in the press for its attempts – or lack there of – at creating a stylish smartphone that’s consumer friendly and on a par with the Androids and iPhones of this world mean it’s time for a shift in gear.
Touchscreen QWERTY sliding phones are still a rarity, and the moniker change for BlackBerry 6 is part of RIM’s plan to grab back some of that elusive mindshare. RIM co-CEO Jim Ballsillie even says the software is a “quantum leap” beyond the competition. Is it? We nabbed one of the first BlackBerry Torch 9800 UK models to find out. See for yourself in our great big British BlackBerry Torch review right here.
We couldn’t pass up on an opportunity to slap the BlackBerry Torch 9800 against Alcatel‘s stirling £99 Android effort: how often do you see one portrait slider smartphone, let alone two? One’s got great email, Google Maps and support for tabbed browsing. The other costs £480 off contract. Oh snap! We jest: check out our full BlackBerry Torch review for the full skinny and enjoy this rare meeting in our gallery here.