Category: Features
UPDATED- New iPad 3:UK network deals (Three, T-Mobile, Vodafone, Orange, O2)
NOW UPDATED TO INCLUDE T-MOBILE AND VODAFONE PRICE PLANS. The hour is nearly upon us; by 8 o'clock tomorrow morning the first New iPad (3rd generation) will have been trotted out of a UK Apple store, back to the…
HANDS-ON PREVIEW: Sennheiser RS 220 wireless headphones
Wireless headphones can be a hit-or-miss affair, thanks to patchy wireless signals and not enough care taken with the actual sonic quality coming out of the cans. Sennheiser believe they've got wireless headphones well and truly sussed out though,…
Twitter buy Posterous: Tweet Blog features to come?
Catching many experts off-gaurd, Twitter have made the suprise purchase of the blogging platform Posterous for an undisclosed fee, announcing the buyout at SXSW. Formed in 2008 with developers including Sachin Agrwal (ex-Apple Final Cut Pro designer), the platform allowed…
PREVIEW: Transformers Fall of Cybertron (Xbox 360, PS3)
The development team over at High Moon Studios struck gold when the put out Transformers: War for Cybertron. Taking the robotic giants back to their mechanical homeworld, throwing in some Gears of War style cover shooting and making liberal references…
VIDEO: iPhoto app for the new iPad 3 hands-on preview
"Don't ever let anyone tell you that you can't create on an iPad," said Apple senior vice president Phil Schiller at the new iPad press conference this evening. Take one look at the new iPhoto app and you'll know…
HANDS-ON: New iPad 3 initial review
It's not the iPad 3. It's not the iPad HD. It's the "new iPad", a new Apple tablet device that the company are so confident marks a new step forward for the slate form factor as to do away with numeric naming conventions for the product line. As far as Apple is concerned, this is Year Zero for the iPad.
APPLE: New iPad 3 is here with 264PPI Retina Display, A5X Chip, iSight camera
It's official, the new iPad device (which no one has actually referred to as 'the iPad 3' quite yet) is here and it comes with a whole host of new and exciting features. Here's a quick and dirty rundown of…
REVIEW: Mass Effect 3 (Xbox 360, PS3, PC)
It's the end of the world, nay, the universe as we know it, and in Mass Effect 3's capable hands we feel fine. A stunning game, read on to find out just how good the concluding entry in Bioware's sci-fi space opera trilogy is.
REVIEW: Roku 2 XS streaming player (UK)
Already holding the title of the most popular TV streaming box in the US, Roku are now setting their sights on the UK market. The Roku 2 XS, with its Bluetooth motion controlled gaming capabilities and access to Netflix movie streaming, is their top of the line streaming box. Read on for our verdict.
REVIEW: Sony PS Vita
Sony's long-awaited PSP successor, the PlayStation Vita, is finally here. The most powerful handheld gaming console of all time, there's no denying it's a mightily impressive bit of kit. But in this age of tablet and smartphone apps, not to mention having a direct rival in the form of the Nintendo 3DS, is there room for another gaming device in our already stuffed pockets? Read on to find out.
