Limited to 950 pieces as part of the Prince Opus: 21 Nights set, the verrrry purrrrrple Prince Opus iPod is loaded with just 15 songs and an exclusive 40-minute video. $US2100. [Prince via AllThingsD]
In what must be the most incendiary Mythbusters test to date, the show’s crew tried to flatten a car…using a 1,125kph, two-stage rocket sled.
Nikon Rumours got their hands on a few shots (both of the marketing and blurry cam varieties) that look to be of the rumoured Nikon D5000.
The Commercial Times has thrown us a curve: they’re now saying that the next-gen iPhone will have three models, one of which could be a budget, EDGE-only throwback.
Purported images of the next Zune, the Zune HD, were splattered all over the internet last week, but information was scant. Now we have a sketchy Zune HD website, and the artwork has disappeared. UPDATED.
Things we now know about HTC’s next Android handset: 1.) It’ll have Bluetooth (WHOA!) 2.) It’ll come to North America 3.) It loves fun and Hispanic culture(s). Now speculate! [Bluetooth (redacted) via MobileWhack]
The EU’s next technological crusade could be against traffic-blocking mobile carriers, according to a German newspaper. Brussels be warned: you should expect a hell of a fight over this one.
The HP MediaSmart EX485 and EX487 Windows Home Servers just received an update patch to enable video streaming over the internet by way of video conversion.
