Not 30 minutes ago we warned you that the Samsung Galaxy S Froyo update wouldn’t be without delays and lo, here’s the first one! T-Mobile has declared on its forums that Samsung Galaxy S fans on the network will have to wait until November to grab their Samsung Galaxy S Froyo updates. Bummer! Read on for the full details on the delay…
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October, 2010
It’s Friday afternoon, you’re reading this, let’s face it, you’re idling. Who’d blame you? The weekend’s nearly here, after all. But wouldn’t you rather dawdle in a way that got you a prize? You would? Splendid. Come take our online retailer survey then and get yourself in the draw in minutes.
The Samsung Galaxy S Froyo update was trailed some time ago but we’ve now got word of what it’ll include and when you should get it. Samsung says the Samsung Galaxy S Froyo update will drop from the middle of October and roll out across Europe. Read on for details on grabbing it and what you’ll get when you do.
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The HTC HD7 is the O2 exclusive, cousin to the HTC Desire HD, Windows Phone 7 launched on Monday. Earlier in the week, we asked you which Windows Phone 7 was on the top of your shopping list, and the HTC HD7 came out tops by a mile. 30 per cent of you wanted the HTC HD7 over and above any other device.
These crisp white dials are Twitter Dials. They are currently installed at the British Library as part of the Growing Knowledge exhibition, which looks at new ways to use technology to interact with information. The Twitter Dials show the level of Twitter activity in cities across the world, and are actually built from old repurposed electricity meters.
We’ve just had word that Morrisons has got a blinding offer on iTunes vouchers, and is offering two £15 iTunes vouchers for £20. That’s sort of like free money, or at least, it’s a saving of a tenner. The offer only runs until this Sunday, so get your shoes on sharpish and leg it down to Morrisons!
Have you got hold of any vouchers? Drop us a line in the comments!
[thanks for the tip Dave!]
A new exhibition at the British Library is showing off a bunch of techie research tools, and you can go and have a play. As well as a raft of multi-screened app-based computers, the British Library have also got in Twitter Dials (more on this shortly), a Sony 360 degree autostereoscopic display, and one of Microsoft’s surface tables.
Medal of Honor is being released into the wild today, and we gave our full verdict on it this week. Medal of Honor has been all over the headlines, with concerns voiced about the level of authenticity EA is striving for by including situations close to reality, namely, that you can play as the Taliban. What we want to know though, is whether the controversy surrounding the game has put you off. Will you be buying and playing Medal of Honor, or are you taking a stand here and buying something else instead?