Cambridge Audio has unveiled its latest micro speaker system, the Minx. It’s super-versatile, and can be built in just the way you want it.
September, 2010
Research In Motion (RIM) could be about to reveal plans for the next-generation BlackBerry OS that will power the rumoured ‘BlackPad’ tablet.
We’ve got another confirmation of the zombie levels in Call of Duty: Black Ops. Last month, Best Buy accidentally leaked the info in a listing on its site, and now, an official strategy guide on Gamestop has done the same. The Call of Duty: Black Ops Limited Edition Official Strategy Guide lists its coverage as including: “Co-Op and Nazi Zombie Coverage”. Call of Duty: Black Ops will be released on 11 November, for PC, Xbox, and PS3.
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Sony Ericsson has confirmed that it has no plans to develop any more phones using the Symbian OS and that it is moving to Android for future devices.
Two ads for the HTC Mondrian, one of the Windows Phone 7 smartphones expected to be announced at launch have surfaced. Microsoft along with HTC, look to be playing up the benefits of live tiles on the home screen of Windows Phone 7 devices, with the slogan: “More glance and go”.
The head of the company which owns the Segway has been found dead, apparently having driven a two-wheeled ‘segway-style’ vehicle off a cliff on his North Yorkshire estate, the Telegraph reports.
It’s been one busy morning in gadgetry and games this morning, but don’t worry if you’ve missed it all while you’ve been away from your desk. We’ve been catching it all as it breaks for you, and tucked it away for our tech roundup, right now and right here in the lunchtime lowdown. Read on for everything, stat!