The mystery known as Windows Phone 7 device sales has finally moved out of the shadows of uncertainty. Using the powers of integrated Facebook app installation data, we are now confident that there are at least 135,000 active Windows Phone 7 devices in existence.
November, 2010
Not so fast Microsoft Kinect fans, the Sony Playstation Move has just trumped your 2.5 million units sold by 1.6 million. According to Sony, the Playstation Move has raked in 4.1 million units sold since launching in September. Now, how do you like them apples?
A NASA press conference at 11am PST on Thursday will reveal some seriously cool details in the quest to find alien life. NASA says the event is about “astrobiology [and] a finding that will impact the search for evidence of extraterrestrial life”. That has got us skywatchers at Electricpig pretty excited. If you can stay up late enough you can see the whole thing broadcast on NASA TV. In the meantime let us know: do you think there’s something out there or are we just a galactic fluke? Click the headline to head for the comments.
Out now | £free | NASA
Seeking the best free iPad games? Well then, you’re in for some good news, old chum: because we just happen to have compiled a top five best free iPad games – and it’s for your eyes only. Actually, that’s a fib: it’s for all our readers looking for the best gratis gaming fun for Apple’s tablet.
It’s a mere few hours from the end of the month, and once again it’s time for our roundup of mobile reviews – a trot through all the phones we’ve ran our collective rules over during November. Nokia, LG, HTC, BlackBerry and Motorola – the gang’s all here, so if you’re thinking of splashing some pre-Chrimbo cash on a new handset, read on…
The snow has delayed an awful lot today, including Teatime Tech. But fear not – it’s still not too late to fire up the kettle, pour yourself a cuppa (accompanied by your choice of muffin, cookie or Danish pastry) and sup from the trough of afternoon news. Here are this pm’s best tech tales.
Well well, Google TV is already having its prices slashed in the US. Reports on the web of users confused by the UI and annoyed by the need to watch their telly with a keyboard and mouse beside them are popping up like tasteless little mushrooms. Google wants to take over your living room but right now the invasion is starting to look less like a Blitzkrieg and more like the invasion of Russia…