Ever feel like everyone’s looking at you? Or talking about you behind your back? We’d say you’ve got a classic case of paranoia. You’ve three choices: get over it, seek medical help or – naturally – issue all your friends with a quick survey.
You’re not alone: it seems that Facebook’s getting a bit nervy, and has just opted for option three. Read more
RIM seems like it’s spinning out of control. Having posted terrible losses last night, the internet has been awash with rumours that the company is going to cease making BlackBerry devices for consumers in favour of a renewed focus its business-y strengths. Now that appears not to be true, but one obvious question remains: Would you ever dip your toes in the BlackBerry waters again? Read more
Last week we were all buzzing about the launch of the PS Vita. The monstrously-powerful handheld console certainly knocks it out of the park in terms of specs, but is that enough to do what the PSP could never achieve: fight back against smartphone gaming? We asked you for your thoughts, and you duly responded. Read on for the full details. Read more
Yesterday, leaks of supposed Assassin’s Creed 3 artwork started popping up online, with imagery pointing to a sequel set during the American War of Independence of the 1770s. Game Informer later confirmed it. Then last night, Ubisoft published all three pack shots for the game on the Assassin’s Creed Facebook page – you can see them in the gallery after the jump.
The setting for the next Assassin’s Creed game has long been a subject of debate. Signs pointed to China; the last game’s writer told Electricpig he’d like to see the series head to revolutionary Ireland; we’d been secretly hoping for the French revolution and the chance to take on Robespierre himself. Now we know what to expect, it’s time to tell us: is this where you want the series to go?
This week Sony launched the PS Vita in the UK, its fight against the onslaught of mobile gaming from the likes of the iPhone and Android, as well as a big, noisy warning shot in the general direction of the Nintendo 3DS. Analysts are predicting big sales, but will it turn the handheld gaming tide? Read more
Last week we asked you to help us out. We wanted to profile the denizens of ElectricPig and find out which smartphones make you tick. You know… as well as inciting a bit of a ruck. A week later and the results are in. Android’s taken the crown, but by how much? And who was next in line? Read more
At CES we saw a whole raft of massive TVs, from the LG 84″ ultra definition 3D TV, to the Sharp 3D ready Aquos 70″ TV. Sharp in particular seemed to be running with the idea that bigger was better, despite the fact that most of us can’t fit its Aquos TV in our living rooms. What do you think? Is a bigger TV always a better TV? Click and tell, and drop us a line in the comments to tell us what you think is most important when shopping for a TV.
At CES 2011 we saw some of the first dual core smartphones announced. Headed to our shores is the Motorola Atrix, which has enough muscle to power a laptop dock, and the LG Optimus 2X. If we’re lucky we might also get a look in with a UK friendly version of the Samsung Infuse 4G. But do you want a super powered smartphone? Click and tell…
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