We just got an email from UK retailer Clove, who now have the new HTC Flyer Android tablet up for pre-order and according to the email it will be released in mid-April. They have the HTC Flyer priced at £600 including taxes, although they did mention in the email that this price could change … [Read more...] about HTC Flyer 3G Tablet Up For Pre-order In The UK
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Sony Wins Access To George Hotz PayPal Records
The case between Sony and PlayStation hacker George Hotz continues to develop. Recently, we heard that Sony was granted access to the IP addresses of anyone who had visited Hotz's website from January 2009. This move was seen as a significant step in Sony's ongoing legal battle against Hotz, who is … [Read more...] about Sony Wins Access To George Hotz PayPal Records
PlayStation Move Creator Says Brainwaves Not Next Gaming Frontier
I don't know if this is Sony's attempt at spoiling Nintendo's E3 announcement or just a pre-emptive strike against insolent OnLive-style start-ups with big ideas, but Move controller architect Richard Marks has a bone to pick with brainwave-harnessing input technology. And that bone is um, sweat. … [Read more...] about PlayStation Move Creator Says Brainwaves Not Next Gaming Frontier
Ubisoft Considering Assassin’s Creed, Ghost Recon Movies
An Assassin's Creed movie? It's already got so many of the Hollywood clichés ingrained they'd hardly even need to have a writer look over it. The franchise, known for its intricate plots, historical settings, and parkour-inspired action sequences, seems like a natural fit for the big screen. … [Read more...] about Ubisoft Considering Assassin’s Creed, Ghost Recon Movies
Activision vs EA Lawsuit Full Steam Ahead
Apart from LG impounding a few thousand PlayStations some days ago, nothing much was shaking in the glamorous world of video game lawsuits. Leave it to the EA and Activision grudge match to liven things up a bit after a California judge gave the go-ahead for the trial. Just to recap for … [Read more...] about Activision vs EA Lawsuit Full Steam Ahead
Lexar Unveils 128GB Professional SDXC Card
Lexar has unveiled its latest SD card creation in the form of the Professional 128GB SDXC 133x memory card, which is an industry first. The card is also available in a smaller 64GB version and offers the same Class 10 speed rating with a minimum guaranteed speed of 133x, or 20MB per second of its … [Read more...] about Lexar Unveils 128GB Professional SDXC Card
Google TV Gets Updated
Google has released an update for Google TV, and the latest version is Google TV 1.3, which brings a range of new features to Google TV devices and also some bug fixes. Included in the latest version of Google TV is that it now supports playback of WMA audio files, and Google has also mentioned … [Read more...] about Google TV Gets Updated
Motorola Xoom WiFi Coming 27th March For $599
Motorola has just announced that the Motorola Xoom WiFi will be available in the US from the 27th of March for $599. This highly anticipated tablet will be available from a number of major retailers in the US, including Amazon, Best Buy, Costco, Radio Shack, and Sam's Club. The Motorola Xoom WiFi … [Read more...] about Motorola Xoom WiFi Coming 27th March For $599
EA Considers Nintendo Wii “Legacy” Console, Like The PS2
EA had something of a false start where the current generation of consoles is concerned, and it's usually the first to admit it. But it also sounds like it's just the tiniest bit bitter about focusing on a platform that Nintendo seems to have forgotten about in the wake of the 3DS. Nintendo … [Read more...] about EA Considers Nintendo Wii “Legacy” Console, Like The PS2
Firefox 4 Final Version Coming March 22nd
Last week Mozilla released the Firefox 4 RC 1, and now it looks like they are getting ready to ship the final version of Firefox 4. According to recent announcements, it appears that the final version will be released on Tuesday, the 22nd of March. Damon Sicore, from Mozilla, recently announced … [Read more...] about Firefox 4 Final Version Coming March 22nd
Twitter Adds Permanent HTTPS Encryption Option For Users
Twitter has now added a new easy-to-enable security option for users' accounts, with the addition of permanent HTTPS encryption across account connections. The https://.twitter.com security function has been available to users for some time, but many users might not have been aware of the added … [Read more...] about Twitter Adds Permanent HTTPS Encryption Option For Users
Opera 11.10 Beta Drops Tomorrow
Opera has posted a notification this morning on their blog that Opera 11.10 beta will be released tomorrow and available to download and test. This announcement has generated significant excitement among users and developers alike, as it promises to bring a host of new features and improvements to … [Read more...] about Opera 11.10 Beta Drops Tomorrow
