The Sonos Android app for controlling multi-room audio from your Google blower has just gone live on the Android Market. It’s a free download for all Android 2.1 and up phones with a HVGA resolution or higher display (No plans yet for Honeycomb tablet support), and offers all of the functionality of the iPhone app, plus volume control with your phone’s volume rocker, and voice search.
The Sonos iPhone app and iPad app are getting a bumper update today. At long last, the high end audio streaming gurus have added multitasking support, but that’s not all – you can now stream music to your Sonos systems via AirPlay, and perhaps more usefully, in-app audio as well. There is however, one teeny tiny thing you ought to know.
The follow up to Samsung’s best-selling Galaxy S smartphone is more than worthy of following in its predecessors footsteps. We’re talking about the Samsung Galaxy S 2 – a speedy dual-core smartphone that’s destined to be this year’s hottest Android blower. Read on to discover everything you need to know about the Samsung Galaxy S 2.
We’ve been waiting for the white iPhone since the dawn of time, but it looks like the wait will end tomorrow. The internet has been buzzing with rumours that Three will announce pre-orders tomorrow, after an eagle-eyed tech fan spotted it on the network’s website last night. The page has now been taken down but click Read More below to find out how much it’ll cost – and how you could get yourself a white iPhone right now…
Apple’s suing Samsung, but that’s only the latest in a long list of tech squabbles over the years. From epic court battles, to CEOs mugging off competitors’ products, we’ve got the best of the barneys rounded up right here. Fight! Fight! Fight!
Portal 2 whipped Half Life fans into a frenzy when it was revealed at E3 last Summer, with more mind blowing puzzle play and shock PS3 support. Now the stand alone sequel is here at last, promising to do for potatoes what the first did for cake. Read our full Portal 2 review to find out all about it.
Part two of our run down of the worst tech ads ever sees a spooky woman talking about a phone, a comedian getting in on the act, and the most 1980s 40 seconds you’ll ever see in your life. And what’s made it to the coveted number one spot? Read on, and find out.
Remember the Steve Jobs action figure? Well, the guys who made it have decided to wind up Apple once again with…the iHub, a USB hub that looks an awful lot like a Mac Mini, comes with a deliberately Apple-esque name and packaging that mimics the teeny tiny packaging you’d usually see holding an iPod nano. M.I.C Gadget is selling its copyright-surfing USB hubs for $10 but if you want one, you’d better act fast. This has angry Apple lawsuit written all over it.
Out now | $10 | M.I.C Gadget
