3 unveils MiFi mobile Wi-Fi service
Mobile Phones
The 3 network has just pulled the wrappers off MiFi, a mobile Wi-Fi device that allows you to connect any Wi-Fi equipped device to the web no matter where you are.
The Zune HD isn’t much of a mystery – thanks to an official announcement from Microsoft back in May, we already know that it’ll come packing a 3.3-inch, 480 x 272 OLED screen, multitouch controls, Wi-Fi and web browsing, not to mention the ability to output 720p video to an HDTV. But official photos have been a bit limited – until now…
You can already pick up an iPhone 3G on the QT from T–Mobile, as we found out yesterday. But it seems things are about to go legit’ and over the counter, with a new report claiming O2′s iPhone exclusivity will come to an end on 9 October. So where will you be able to pick up this new network–friendly iPhone? Read on and we’ll serve up all the deets.
While the Rightmove iPhone app appeals to our tragically grown up selves, word of a new Call of Duty iPhone app has got our inner–gamer all het up. The idea is to give fans who already own and love the Call of Duty: World at War to get the latest news and updates direct to their Apple blower. Read on and see what’ll be served up on your iPhone.
Yet another reason for gadget fans to move to the States: Panasonic Blu-ray players equipped with Viera Cast tech will now be able to access Amazon’s Video On Demand service.
When a gadget’s namesake is a Terminator, you know you need to sit up and take notice. And not just for your own personal safety. The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T900 should be welcomed into your life, unlike Arnie and his futuristic cohorts. But enough with the name. Can it stand up and beat down its compact competitors. Read our Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T900 review below and find out.
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Categories: Gadgets Tags: Blackberry, curve 8520, lunchtime lowdown, Microsoft, Reader Pocket, Reader Touch, Sony, Windows 7
Happy lunchtime! It’s time you stopped working, and started reading. We’ve rounded up all the must-see news of the day so far, so close the spreadsheet, shut down the word processor and get set for the lunchtime lowdown!
We’ve taken a few shots of the BlackBerry Curve 8520. But RIM”s latest emailer has just popped through our letterbox, so we thought it’d be rude not to take it out of its box and grab a few more close up pics for you to ogle at. Keep reading and see the ruggedised, trackpad–packing Curve 8520 in action.