Always Innovating has hit on something very interesting with its Touch Book tablet, a sparingly-spec’d touchscreen device with a detachable keyboard, embedded Linux OS and impressively low $US300 price. But, oh god, they said it’d ship by now! Don’t worry. More »
We finally received the official word on Windows 7 pricing. For the most part, people itching to upgrade immediately or buy a new Win 7 machine are in luck. More »
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and how many of you drive to work each morning without any pizza in your stomach? This travesty shall be amended! More »
Next month, Sony will give us one more morsel (or maybe two! or three!) of information about the PS3 motion controller, announced at E3. This’ll be the third such motion controller info-dribble since the initial announcement, though this one, to be delivered by the company’s head of developer services at the Develop conference in England, promises “much more detail on Sony’s new motion controller debuted at E3.” More »
Console emulators were one of the first orders of business when the jailbreak scene took off two years ago, but they’ve always been plagued by stuttering framerates—especially the more ambitious ones. The iPhone 3GS fixes this, gloriously. More »
Well, it’s Japan-only for now, but the Wii is finally starting to compete with the PS3 and Xbox 360 in the only category in which it’s in third place: Media centre functionality. CinemaNow, apparently, is the guinea pig of choice. More »
Simple, dock-form iPod projectors have typically been either a) imaginary lust objects or b) forsaken concepts. Landing next month, the iJector is neither of those things, in that it’s going be to available. Unfortunately, we’ve already spotted a few dealbreakers. More »
If you’re looking at joining tonight’s midnight launch of the new iPhone, consider this: Apple retail stores will be selling the new handsets unlocked from tomorrow. More »
Following a small software update last week, a swath of Garmin’s product line started exhibiting some troubling symptoms, like freezing, constant update prompts, and death. Now, Garmin has apologised, rolled out a firmware fix, and will repair bricked units. More »
