Today we've heard the big Nokia Windows Phone announcement; we've had the lowdown and are almost done with the shakedown. So, after all is said and done, from what we know about Nokia Windows Phones, do you want one? Click and tell, and drop your thoughts in the comments about whether a Nokia Windows Phone can succeed.
We well in love with the TVonics DTR-HD500 last year. It scooped five stars in our review, and the coveted Electricpig Editor's Choice award. Now, TVonics have been in touch because they want you, the Electricpig readers, to shape their newest product.
Read on, drop us a line in the comments section, telling TVonics what you'd like to see in a PVR and if your suggestion's good enough, it might just make it into the finished article.
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Yesterday we made a nifty chart showing the size of the PSP 2 in relation to other handheld gaming consoles like the Nintedo DSi XL, the original PSP and the iPhone 4 too. What it showed is that the PSP 2 is a whopper, but is it too big? One commenter pointed out that in childhoods far away in the 80s, handhelds were much bigger than the PSP 2, and as a ten year old, he still managed fine. What do you think? Is the PSP 2 too hefty, or are we too used to having super compact devices? Click and tell!
Today we've seen a giant leak of the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play, which we're expecting to see at MWC 2011 in a couple of weeks, and also had the official snaps and lowdown on the PSP 2. But which one tickles your fancy? Click and tell!
Here at Electricpig we see and find new Angry Birds stories every day. Often, lots of you love these stories, and pass them on to your twittersphere and Facebook network. But we want to know how many of you are fed up of reading about Angry Birds. If you never want to see another Angry Birds story ever again, click no. If you can't get enough of the furry flying creatures, click yes. Tell us if you're sating your thirst for Angry Birds in the poll below...
Angry Birds on Android is free, as is Angry Birds Seasons, and Rovio makes money through in-app advertising. But would you pay to go ad-free, or will you put up with any amount of pop ups if it means games like Angry Birds stay free? Click and tell...
The next six months will see internet connected and so-called "smart" TVs hit big on the high street. Most of the major manufacturers have already rolled out app portals and the like, meaning you can watch YouTube and iPlayer and other online content direct through your TV. But are you an early adopter? Do you have an internet TV? Click and tell, and drop a line in the comments if your telly is locked online by other means...
Yesterday we covered the launch of the Nintendo 3DS in Amsterdam. From there, it emerged that the Nintendo 3DS will be hitting our shores on 25 March, and that it will cost £229. Is that too much for you, or are you just not interested in 3D technology, whether Mario is involved or not? Click and tell...
