Sony Ericsson’s Xperia PLAY, otherwise known as the Playstation Phone, has won itself exclusive rights to FIFA 12 on Android today, as the game’s launched for free on the sliding handset. After a drastic PAYG price-drop, is it a desperate bid to boost handset sales? Read more
Gamers are spoiled for choice this Christmas. Skyrim, Assassin’s Creed Revelations, Uncharted 3, Modern Warfare 3, Arkham City, Gears Of War 3; the list goes on. If the holidays for you are, like me, about sitting at home, blazing through video games and eating chocolate, you really should play all these games. But not before you’ve completed Rayman Origins.
LG knows how to sell you its Optimus phones. It doesn’t need aspirational imagery, plinky-plonky music and a knowing voiceover. The best way to get people to notice your stuff is to get Santa to rap about them. Obviously. Wanna know what that might look like? Read on. Read more
Intel’s Ultrabook machines, thin, powerful laptops that echo the MacBook Air, haven’t taken the world by storm so far. But what if your next model didn’t just run Windows, but Android Ice Cream Sandwich? With today’s latest Google release, you might be able to do just that.
Tesco has announced a move to embrace digital movies by partnering with Blinkbox and offering to hand them out to customers when they pay for one of a select list of Blu-Rays or DVDs. It’s part of what the supermarket hopes will “help start a digital revolution,” and may pave the way for a big shift in movie buying. Read more
The two year old Google Nexus One isn’t due an official Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update, but that hasn’t stopped the enterprising team at CyanogenMod from porting it the the veteran HTC device anyway. Read on for the video!
Remember the playable Angry Birds cake from earlier this year? The feast is expanding. Rovio has launched an official Angry Birds cookbook aimed at kids, and specialising in egg-based recipes. How does it go down with da yoof? We decided to ask them. Read more
Morning. Tired? Don’t worry – we’re only 21 days from the shortest day of the year. If you’ve been too bleary-eyed to soak up as much tech news as you’d like, you’ve come to the right place; let us walk you through what you’ve missed.
