Samsung’s transparent AMOLED displays have kept its staff busy in the dark confines of the South Korean company’s labs for years now, but they could soon be about to make it into consumer tech. To get us excited, they’ve produced a concept video of where the tech could take us. Read more
Microsoft Internet Explorer 9 may be able to ride on the back of its predecessors’ success in the ‘your parents use it because they don’t know any different’ market, but as a standalone it’s not been flying off the digital shevles. The solution? A big cash prize. Read more
The PlayStation Vita’s Japanese launch is edging ever closer. But as the date fast approaches, news is emerging of an annoying kink that will leave web-hungry gamers up in arms. See, PS Vita owners won’t be able to use the web while a game is running in the background. Read on for all the details.
Lovefilm’s movie streaming biz has been growing steadily since Amazon decided to buy it up. The Lovefilm Instant service is now available on PCs, PS3, iPads and smart TVs, but there’s one prime candidate that’s always been missing: The Xbox 360. That’s now been rectified, as Lovefilm instant for Xbox LIVE launches tomorrow (6th December). Read more
Microsoft’s much-vaunted Xbox 360 Live TV update rolls out around the globe tomorrow. And there’s a nasty surprise in store for us Brits: BBC iPlayer will be absent from the start, with no launch planned until ‘early 2012’ according to official listings. So, what will you actually be able to watch from the get go? Read on and find out.
Morning. It’s Monday again. We know, we’re sorry. There’s not a lot we can really do about it, but what we can do is offer to fill you in on some of the important tech news that you might have otherwise missed. Read more
It’s another lazy Sunday morning, and as usual, we’ve gathered up the finest literature on the web for your eyes only. Whether you’re reading this on phone, tablet or PC, settle back and enjoy the most stimulating tech talk from around the web.
Another week, another batch of fanciful designs. Industrial designers produce the kind of tech you can only dream of, largely because they don’t often concern themselves with problems like current tech limitations and physics. …But that doesn’t mean we can’t look at the week’s top designs and hope for the best. Read more
