Tuesday it is, then. To most, the worst day of the week. But don’t let that bum you out; fill your boots with a swathe of tech news. Let our daily catch-up service wash out your soul. Or, in other words, read some of the news that you might have otherwise missed. Read more
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Apple needs to talk more, according to Adobe. So it’s nice to see Apple Chief Operating Officer, Tim Cook, talking turkey in public. Unsurprisingly, he was bigging up the Apple iPad and predicts it will be a nail in the coffin for netbooks…
Microsoft Project Natal demo season seems to be ramping up. Yesterday we revealed that Jonathan Ross got a Project Natal hands-on, now MTV has got its mitts on the motion-sensing system. And it claims it noticed a delay…
Elgato only announced the EyeTV Netstream DTT tuner this morning, but we’ve already grabbed hold of one, and wrenched it free from its packaging. Want to see what’s inside this revolutionary new telly box’s packaging? Read on, and see all our photos!
Sonic 4: Episode 1 has created a lot of excitement here at Electricpig towers with the prospective of everyone’s favourite hedgehog returning in HD. Now leaked Sonic 4: Episode 1 screenshots seem to reveal the return of a classic Robotnik level boss. Is this a welcome bit of retro fun or evidence of a lack of ideas?
We’ve seen Final Fantasy for iPhone in action on video already, but if you just can’t wait to get your hands on the first two instalments of the classic RPG series on your Apple blower, your sleepless nights are almost at an end. Both Final Fantasy I and II will be hitting the iPhone App Store this week!
There’s no need to watch daytime TV to find out you’re entitled to compensation after an accident: now you can simply fire up the Personal Injury Advisor on your iPhone, straight after your unplanned journey to the concrete. Assuming it survives the tumble, of course.
Mario and The Legend Of Zelda are getting the recognition they deserve at the British Academy Video Games Awards with their creator, Shigeru Miyamoto, nabbing the prestigious BAFTA Fellowship.