Category: Features
REVIEW: Sony Ericsson Xperia Play smartphone
After months, years even, of rumours of a mythical "PSP Phone" Sony Ericsson finally revealed the PlayStation-certified Xperia play at MWC 2011.With the handset finally touching down in the US this week, even more gamers will be able to get some Android/PlayStation hybrid action very soon. But can the Xperia Play live up to the expectations years' worth of whispers have left it with, or will it suffer the same sorry fate as Nokia's N-Gage gaming/mobile crossover?
VIDEO: Globetrotting Modern Warfare 3 to blow-up New York, London, Paris
Activision have revealed the first in-game footage from Modern Warfare 3, the latest instalment in the most popular first-person shooter series of all time. Rather than focussing on Middle-Eastern conflicts or covert ops in the Balkans, Modern Warfare 3…
Technode – a new free iPad/digital magazine from the Tech Digest team
Hi all. Just wanted to share with you our exciting big news. Always keen to do something a little different, we have launched our very first magazine. It is called Technode, is 40 pages long and is completely free. You…
Superinjunctions: Why Twitter needs to stand strong against internet censorship
Oh how embarrassing to be a certain footballer right now. He's been busted, the game's over, and we're all just waiting for him to lower his head and do the apology dance. But lo and behold, this isn't at…
REVIEW: Samsung Galaxy S 2
Super slim, super light and super fast, the Samsung Galaxy S II is quite the smartphone. Is this the Android handset to finally make Apple fanboys turn their backs on the iPhone?
Catching up with modern technology: UK copyright law faces overhaul
The changes are not final yet, but recommendations for new copyright rules include making it legal for people to transfer their own CDs onto their MP3 players. Did you know this was illegal? The fact that most people probably…
REVIEW: LA Noire (PS3, Xbox 360)
Played from the perspective of the law-makers rather than the law-breakers, Rockstar's latest epic is a far cry from the destructive hi-jinks of the Grand Theft Auto series. But is LA Noire a "hardboiled thriller", or more like a hardboiled egg?
WIN: Two tickets to the Start More Live gadget show in association with Ford Focus
WIN: Two tickets to the Start More Live gadget show in association with Ford Focus Tech Digest have teamed up with Ford to offer one lucky reader a pair of tickets to the Start More Live show on May…
REVIEW: Harman Kardon BDS 700 5.1 Blu-ray Home Cinema combo
The convenience of one-box home cinema set-ups often make them the first port of call for budding home theatre enthusiasts. Combining a Blu-ray deck with 5.1 surround speakers, Harman Kardon's BDS 700 set is a stylishly designed premium AV solution. But can the sparse feature list do enough to justify its hefty price tag?
REVIEW: Brink (Xbox 360, PS3, PC)
Class based shooters can be a mixed bag. How do you encourage gamers to work as a team rather than going out Rambo-style, all guns blazing, for personal glory? And how do you differentiate yourself from the countless other shooters on the market? Brink, with its unique art direction and parkour controls plants its flag firmly in the genre's A-team, but falls short of becoming the new King of the Hill.
