This week with slung on our Monster Miles Davis headphones to consider Jamie Cullum The Pursuit. Can the diminutive Jazz/pop phenomenon surprise his critics? Read on to find out…
Want the skinny on this year’s hottest action adventure? We’ve chatted to Assassin’s Creed 2 game director Benoit Lambert. He’s the head honcho, the big cheese, the man who knows everything there is to know about The Creed.
Read on, and find out what to expect from the second installment of the time shifting adventure. New weapons, a 1000 page script and hidden levels. It’s all in there, as well as a peep at the possible future of the series. Read on for the details, direct from Lambert himself.
We’ve been inundated with Apple Tablet rumours in the past few months and recently heard that Apple has rehired an engineer from its old Newton team). But it seems we should have started whispering far earlier. As early as 2003, in fact. According to the New York Times, former Apple employees say a touchscreen tablet was in existence in 2003 but the battery life was too poor.
The history of computer game spin-off movies is hardly stellar (anyone remember the Super Mario Bros movie with Bob Hoskins?) but it looks like Will Wright’s Spore is set to hit the silver screen.
Firmware updates can be a pain at the best of times but last week’s Nintendo Wii firmware update 4.2 seems to have been terminal for some consoles. But don’t worry, if yours is dead, you could get it fixed for free.
The Pirate Bay is on the way to going legit (so it claims) but it’s still had its problems recently – knocked offline by a copyright claim and ripped from Google results in one week. But it’s now back online, back in Google and back in business.
The opinion polls suggest David “call me Dave” Cameron could soon to be headed to Number 10 and his party have their sights on getting Britain back to the top of the tech tree to become Europe’s tech capital.
We heard supplies of the Apple Mac Mini and iMac are dwindling a few days back. Now it seems even more certain – hold on to your pennies, new iMacs and Mac Minis are incoming. Or at least that’s if leaked Ad-Sense adverts are to be believed.