Leave it to Yoichi Wada—president of final fantasiser Square Enix, the biggest Japanese game house—to break the news about the next generation Nintendo Wii. All while predicting that Microsoft and Sony motion efforts won’t be “truly successful”. More »
We knew the Chocolate Touch or LG VX8575 was headed for Verizon in time for the holidays and the first leaked shots are nice looking. But I am seriously disappointed the touchscreen candy bar doesn’t look like the LG BL40. More »
The SATA 3.0 spec—which doubles transfer speeds from 3Gbps to 6Gbps—was officially released in May, and it looks like Seagate is first out the gate with actual hardware (no surprise), the 2TB Barracuda XT. More »
Netgear’s Stora is, on one hand, a typical two-bay NAS. For $US230, you get a 1TB of storage along with an extra bay for expansion for automatic RAID mirroring. But it’s the easy online file sharing that’s special. More »
The tiny solar panel on this Bluetooth headset won’t recharge the device as quickly as USB power, but the sun’s rays can keep the headset waiting for your next call indefinitely. More »
Seriously, charging gullible newbies $US130 just to connect a console to their TV, update the firmware, setup parental controls and get the thing online, just seems like highway robbery. [Kotaku]
They won’t change how we listen to music forever, but these earbuds are pretty cool. Listen to music normally with one in each ear, but pull one side out and music automatically pauses. Calls are received/ended in the same way. More »
It’s no secret that AT&T has been overwhelmed by data-munching iPhone users, and reliability remains sketchy in many key areas. So if the MicroCell 3G is your best option for proper coverage (using your own bandwidth), should it be free? More »
AT&T’s 3G MicroCell uses your Internet connection to act as a mini 3G tower—something iPhone users in particular have waited for. And after reports it could arrive in select locations this week, AT&T is now providing (some) details: More »
We’re sure a device such as this, whose details can be more closely examined over at Uxsight, has its admirers. But we’re a little confused. What’s with the styling? More »
