The Nintendo 3DS is pretty much the most exciting thing in gaming right and we had big expectations for the first game EA has created for the platform. So it’s we’re mildly confused to reveal that its first Nintendo 3DS game is…a gardening sim. Read on to find out why tending your virtual foliage in 3D is the new going outside…
September, 2010
The new Twitter redesign hasn’t rolled out to many people yet but we’ve been scouring the web to pull together a list of the most interesting features you’ll find when it arrives. Read on for the 10 new Twitter secrets you should watch out for…
The Nokia N8‘s 12 megapixel camera has certainly been one of the features Espoo’s been raving about most for the last few months, and while the resolution alone won’t kick start a discussion, this official picture book we found at Nokia World 2010 could. Can we get one for our coffee table please Nokia?
Along with the HTC Desire HD, HTC has also launched the HTC Desire Z – a smartphone with a full QWERTY flip out keyboard, that runs Android Froyo and shares the specs of the HTC Desire HD. Click through for our full gallery and more details…
We’ve had a look at the HTC Desire HD, hands on, with its added screen inches. We wondered whether the larger screen on the HTC Desire HD would mean that it would feel bulky, or too big to make a phone call seriously, but it was perfectly palm-sized, with the extra inches seemingly creating a lot more space on the display. Click through for our full gallery of the HTC Desire HD.
A Nokia Foursquare app is coming to the Ovi Store next week, and we got a sneak peek at it here at Nokia World in London this morning. Want to see what it’s like? Read on and we’ll break it down for you.
Here’s the Nokia X3 Touch and Type in the flesh. The little chap got made official last month, but here at Nokia World is the first chance we’ve had to play with the touchscreen Symbian S40 phone. Honestly, it’s been pretty much superseded by today’s Nokia C3 Touch and Type launch: this model is chunkier, cheap feeling and has a very odd 16 button arrangement, but with the typical three characters to a key still. Go for the C3, we reckon.
Nokia Plug And Touch is one of the more striking tech demos the company is showing off at Nokia World today, and it shows Microsoft doesn’t have a monopoly on controller free gesture input for your telly with Kinect. Check out a Nokia N8 giving an HDTV magical touchscreen powers here with our hands on video!