London was besieged by angry students last night, as they took to the streets to protest changes to university fees. The educated bunch took time out from taunting police and smashing things to chart the riot, live, on Google Maps. More »
Google’s Docs team has brought full desktop Google Docs support to iPad. Previously, iPad users have been pushed to the mobile tool but are now able to use the tablet’s bigger screen for serious spreadsheet editing. [Google Docs via 9to5Mac]
The telltale lowercase letter. The word Amiga. Yes, it’s a fully working Commodore Amiga emulator for iPhone and it’ll be launching soon – pending deals with the original software publishers to ensure it’s all 100 per cent legal and legit. More »
Maybe if this PlayStation Move gun came in black it’d be a little more manly. But in white, with the Move’s coloured globe poking out of the end, it’s as frightening as having a custard doughnut waved at you. More »
Loop has been created by Nokia to give Nokia N8 and C7 owners something to boast about. The app’s exclusive to those two phones and lets users create their own music tracks by sampling and mixing the world around them. More »
Despite so many positive moves forward, the Attorneys General failed to agree on updating the classification system to include an adult rating for video games. More »
A: A man in a hazmat suit comes out nowhere and gives you another CR-48. Then he’ll freeze that notebook in nitrogen and drive a spike through it. But don’t fret: he’ll have a third laptop waiting for you. More »
What better way to carve the path for your kids to become geeks than filling their Santa sack with gadgets? More »
