Morrisons has just announced a further reduction to its pre-order pricing for the Nintendo 3Ds, bringing the price for the 3D handheld down to £187. Read more
March, 2011
The original iPad price drop is spreading! Today, Three has sliced a whopping £100 off the up front cost of the original iPad. This means that for £99 up front, Three is offering a 16GB iPad with Wi-fi and 3G on a £20 month contract with 15GB of data.
The drawback is that it’s not a monthly rolling contract, it’s a 24 month bad boy, so if you sign up for this bargainous deal, you probably won’t get to upgrade your iPad until a third or generation iPad has hit the shelves.
Out now | £99 + £20pcm | Three
Happy Friday gadget-guzzlers! While the US starts queuing for the iPad 2, head over here and get a quick fix of the best tech stories from this morning, and stay tuned for the rest of the afternoon’s goodies before you clock off for the weekend.
A new app for iPhone users aims to help blind and visually impaired people by speaking aloud the value of US Dollar bills.
Google is to add SIP to Google Voice to give its customers a proper Voice over IP number and integrate with other VoIP services.
Infinity Blade is one of our favourite iPhone games/iPad games and it’s just about to get a dedicated iPad 2 update. The makers of Infinity Blade promise that the iPad 2 update will include “new optimisations specifically for iPad 2″ and will take “advantage of the processing power of iPad 2″. That suggests we’ll see pumped up polygon counts and higher resolution textures to enjoy. Since Infinity Blade already looks beautiful, we can’t wait to see how it looks on iPad 2.
Out now | £3.49 | Infinity Blade
Intriguing Sony whispers reach us via gdgt which claims sources have told it that a Sony Cybershot 3G is in the works. The camera with built-in 3G is apparently a dedicated point-and-shoot but there’s no clue on whether the prototype will emerge as consumer product.
Hopefully if Sony does out a Sony Cybershot 3G model, it’ll come packing an Amazon Kindle-style Whispernet package so we don’t have to add even more 3G fees to our monthly budget. Click the headline and let us know: would you buy a 3G-enabled Cybershot?
A message from the Department Of No Surprises: investing in Apple stock appears to be a lot smarter financial move than buying Apple products.
Kyle Conroy has put together a fairly comprehensive list of Apple product prices at launch and how much Apple shares you bought for that price instead would be worth now. Beware, it will depress you…