Starting off your week with full serving of delicious tech news, it’s time for your US update. We’ve got the latest on the Xbox 720, Windows Phone 7 Mango, an updated Galaxy S 2, the N900 successor and details on the Asus PC X101 netbooks.
There’s been an interesting twist in the Windows Phone 7 Mango hardware guidelines. According to Eldar Murtazin, LG and HTC will be following in the button-less footsteps of the Nokia Sea Ray. Are you ready for a world of virtual on-screen controls?
Many have predicted the Xbox 360’s successor, the Xbox 720, would be unveiled at E3 2013. According to Xbox EMEA video president Chris Lewis, the Xbox 360 is only half way through its life cycle. Will we ever see the Xbox 720?
This September it has been widely speculated we’ll see the release of the iPhone 5 (4S). Samsung will reportedly challenge the fifth generation iPhone by releasing a beefed up version of the Galaxy S 2 with a 1.4 GHz processor.
Last week we saw the Nokia N9 carry on the MeeGo OS. Today we’ve learned the N900 will be replaced by the N950. Unfortunately this will be a developer only MeeGo device, but we’ve got the scoop on the specs.
Last up this morning is the Asus PC X101. The strikingly thin netbook will be released in July with your choice of MeeGo or Windows 7. Pricing is rumored to be $199 (£124) and $310-$350 (£194-£219) respectively. That wraps up your daily dose of tech news. As always I’m Nick Marshall and I’ll see you again tomorrow.
