A majority of users have been receiving the update over the last week but Microsoft has now finished the rollout to over 350 million people in more than 220 countries around the world.
The new Hotmail has been designed to remove the clutter from your inbox and help you keep your mail organised. New One-Click filters let you focus on senders in your contact list, social updates or certain types if email.
We have seen a few photos before of the new Motorola Droid 2, now a couple more new one have emerged, which shows the Droid 2 in more detail, and also shows it sitting next to the original Motorola Droid.
As you can see from the photos, the Motorola Droid 2 features an update keyboard over the original Droid and a couple of changes to the original design.
Samsung has launched another mobile phone to its ever increase global range. The new Samsung Nori a mid range device has just been shipped in South Korea.
The Razer Lachesis has been around some time now but a new version has just been released with upgraded sensors from the original 4000 to a new 5600 dpi Razer Precision 3.5G laser.
Its lighting system has also been upgraded, with customisable lighting feature you can now change the colour of your Lachesis to any of 16 million different colours thanks to the installation of a multi-colour LED into the chassis.
We love anything to do with Star Wars here at Geeky Gadgets, especially if it is something you can eat like some of the cool Star Wars themed cakes we have featured before.
Now we have the coolest Star Wars cupcakes which were created by Flickr user lclllc, and as you can see from the photo they feature some of everyone’s favourite star wars characters.
Stuff.tv is claiming that they have an insider source that has confirmed that Viewsonic will launch a 7 inch tablet running Android 2.2 (Froyo) this autumn.
Crysis 2 was due to be released before Christmas this year, now it seems that Crysis 2 wont be released at least until quarter one of 2011, no details have been given on why Crysis 2 had been delayed.
Crysis 2 will be released on the Xbox 360, PC, and the PS3, and it looks like the EA Crysis website it still showing a release date of holiday 2010.
If you want to make sure you are seen whilst out cycling at night, you may want to check out these fun Cyglo LED bike tires. The Cyglo LED bike tires have LEDs embedded in the rubber, and as soon as your wheels turn they will give off a circle of light around your tire.
The Cyglo LED bike tires were created by UK inventor James Tristram, and they are powered by the wheel turning, so there is no need for extra batteries to keep them working.
According to the Financial Times, smartphone manufacturer Motorola is joining forces with mobile carrier Verizon to produce a tablet computer to take on Apple’s iPad.
The Motorola Verizon Tablet will run Google’s Android OS, and will feature a 10 inch touch screen display, and could launch as early as this autumn in the US.
It seems that StarCraft II has become a hit with gamers, as a total of 1.5 million copies of the game have been sold in the first 48 hours. StarCraft II took Activision Blizzard 12 years to develop and the company invested a considerable amount in the games development.
It took the original StarCraft a year to sell 1.5 million copies, so the second installment selling 1.5 million copies in just 48 hours is impressive.
Sony has released a new version of their 3.41 software update for the PlayStation 3. The previous version of 3.41 PS3 firmware caused problems for PS3 owners who were upgrading their hard drive on the PS3.
The new 3.41 PS3 firmware adds a couple of bug fixes, and addresses the hard drive issues, and the changes to the firmware were so small that Sony decided to keep the update at version 3.41.
Verizon is about to release Android 2.2 (Froyo) for the Motorola Droid, although it looks like the Droid will not be getting two of the key features of Android 2.2, WiFi tethering and the ability to use the Droid as a WiFi hotspot.
According to Verizon, the reason for this is because the Motorola Droid doesn’t have the hardware to support these two features.
