Category: Features
Google TV takes a stumble, cuts price to boost demand
Logitech, the only company that's currently selling the Google TV, has cut the price of the device by more than half following disappointing sales. Originally launched at $300 last October, now the "Revue" Google TV can be yours for…
You thought the internet was anonymous? Think again
You may keep your personal details to yourself, as well as your gender, location and political afflictions. But it doesn't matter – the internet knows who you are. It may not be able to figure out your name, but…
REVIEW: HP TouchPad
HP's acquisition of Palm bears its first tablet fruits with the HP TouchPad, the latest contender to step into the ring with Apple's iPad. Its WebOS operating system sets it apart from the Android masses and the iOS showboat, but is stellar multitasking enough to deliver a knockout slate punch?
PREVIEW: Luigi's Mansion 2 (Nintendo 3DS)
Luigi has always stood in the shadow of his gaming mascot brother Mario. But by stepping back into the shadows for creepy-cutesy Nintendo 3DS title Luigi's Mansion 2, the skinnier of the two Mario brothers may shine all the brighter.
PREVIEW: Mario Kart 3DS (Nintendo 3DS)
What Nintendo console launch is complete these days without a Mario Kart title? None, that's what, which is why Nintendo are eager to get their latest mad-motoring handheld title, Mario Kart 3DS out in time for Christmas. We went…
REVIEW: Cars 2 (Xbox 360, PS3)
Pixar's Cars 2 races onto the Xbox 360 and PS3 following the release of the summer sequel in cinemas. Have the Disney team pushed the anthropomorphised motors the extra mile, or is this just another Hollywood cash-in?
PREVIEW: Sonos Play:3 hands-on
Sonos, the wireless home streaming speaker maestros, are staking a claim at smaller wallet sizes than usual with the launch of the the Play:3, set to cost £259.99. An entry level system, it not only offers bang for your buck but also introduces a new playful, simplified branding scheme for Sonos. As such, the popular premium S5 speaker gets renamed the Play:5 for instance. We went hands on with the Play:3 to see whether it can match the quality of its renamed sibling.
Hacking the hackers: LulzSec strike at News International
LulzSec, the computer hacking collective thought to have disbanded after hitting a string of high profile targets including Sony, have returned to strike at News International in protest towards the recent phone hacking scandal. Targetting The Sun newspaper's website, the…
Spotify: Everything You Need To Know
It's taken far longer than American music lovers would have liked, but finally Spotify, the world's premier music streaming service, has launched stateside. Fans of the service in the UK, Sweden and across Europe have raved on about how…
REVIEW: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (Xbox 360, PS3)
The Harry Potter wizarding saga is brought to a close this weekend with the release of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 in cinemas. As with every other Harry Potter movie, there's a game to accompany it too. But can the game conjure the same magic that its silver screen and paperback counterparts can?
