2010 was a stonking year for gadget launches, as a ton of kit trampled our bank balance and changed our lives for ever. We saw the iPad, iPhone 4, PlayStation Move, Xbox Kinect, Galaxy Tab, Freeview HD and the might of Nokia and Intel launching err, MeeGo. But which was the best gadget launch of 2010?
Read on, and we’ll break down the best kit, given the best launches, and firing us up firmly for a gadget-stuffed 2011.
The week is flying by, but before we hit the weekend and kick off the holiday festivities, it’s time to dig deep into the world of tech. In the morning round up, what we like to call the US Update, we’ll take you through the latest on the BlackBerry Protect service, HTC EVO Shift 4G, Call of Duty: Black Ops sales and more
There’s a little known feature packed inside Safari Mobile for the iPod touch or iPhone running iOS 4.2. Using just the built-in gyroscope in your iOS device, the 360 Panorama app and the latest version of Safari Mobile you can experience augmented reality via user-submitted panorama photos. Are you ready to take street view to the next level?
Activision is riding high and dry as ‘Call of Duty: Black Ops’ has achieved its third record-breaking milestone — surpassing $1 billion in sales. Racking up more than $360 million in opening day sales, followed by $650 million over the first five days has proven to be just the beginning for the latest installment in the Call of Duty franchise.
A little over a week ago we introduced you to the HTC EVO Shift 4G, the CDMA-variant of the HTC Desire Z. Today we are back with some new photos of the device and the latest details on what type of hardware this bad boy might be packing.
The public release of the BlackBerry Protect service is coming very soon. So soon in fact, RIM has published a FAQ for the new service on their website. Whether you are looking to wirelessly back up your data or restore existing data, BlackBerry Protect has you covered — here’s what you need to know.
Setting your Sky+ box for a few festive films? Now you can use an iPad to browse the Sky+ planner, thanks to a newly launched iPad app just in time for the Christmas break.
