The new iPod nano 6G is the biggest overhaul yet of Apple’s most popular iPod ever – and with the numbers looking less impressive as iPhone sales soar, it’s certainly in need of an extra strength shot of relevancy in 2010. Is the tiny touchscreen a solution? Is the clickwheel missed? We’ve got the answers here in our full new iPod nano review.
Firemint, the folk who make Flight Control HD, has released a gameplay video of Flight Control HD for PlayStation Move, which is on its way next week on 15 September. Flight Control HD for PlayStation Move will be priced at £3.99 in the UK, and looks to have some dinky graphics, complete with night time levels. Click through for full video!
Yesterday we asked you what you thought about Sony’s UK marketing manager Adam Boita saying that the PlayStation Move isn’t a “pre-order product”. We asked how many of you had pre-ordered Move, and 37 per cent of you, the largest portion of responses, said you had. Another 16 per cent said you’d get a PlayStation Move in launch week too, which goes against Boita’s comments. What do you think? Is Move an evergreen or pre-order product?
YouTube Instant takes the concept of Google Instant and reinvents it for videos. The creation of Feross Aboukhadijeh, a computer science student at Stanford, YouTube Instant uses the same real-time search smarts as Google Instant. As you type a query, YouTube Instant throws up new videos as you go. It’s brilliant and guaranteed to make your Friday productivity plummet.
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Google TV is set to hit the US this month according to loose-lipped Intel CEO Paul Otellini. After Eric Scmidt revealed more Google TV details earlier this week, Otellini went even further and even dared to talk about its coming battle with the new Apple TV. Read on for some interesting Google TV revelations…
The new iPod shuffle was a big surprise at this month’s Apple music and media unveiling. It’s quite apparent that Apple would like to do away with as many buttons as it possibly can on its gadgets, and yet after stripping them off its smallest music player last year, it’s now yielded to popular demand and stuck them back on. Is it the right move? Find out in our full new iPod shuffle review.
Our HTC Desire HD exclusive the other day was bang on. Another shot of the HTC Desire HD has popped up on a German retailer’s website, confirming that the hardware we spied in that Amazon email was the real deal. The only slight fly in the ointment is that this HTC Desire HD shot shows a Windows Mobile 6.5 UI slapped on top. Fear not though, we can explain…
