The annual Geneva Motor Show has had an early entry ahead of next week, with Honda’s battery-powered 3R-C concept trike looking very fast and ever so protective of the dry head inside. More »
Some shocking news reaches us via the Google blog today – apparently three Google employees have been convicted in an Italian court over a video uploaded to Google Video back in 2006. Scarily, they had nothing to do with it. More »
We’ve seen more exciting leaked roadmaps, but it’s rather comical that LG’s leak came about by accidentally sharing a Google Document. A 3D TV, 3D Blu-ray player and TV webcam for 720p Skype chat are all due to launch soon. More »
Playing doctor and nurse used to be so affordable as a kid. Nowadays, you need to fork out $89.99 for an iPhone app, and $300 for a stethoscope. Still, you can’t put a price on saving lives, right? More »
Tackling many green issues, Philips has lent its name to the Sustainable City Lights concept project, with the opening and closing lamps harnessing energy from the sun and wind to glow LED-bright in the evenings. Beautiful. More »
It may be a case of semantics, but Digitimes is reporting that Acer – who we already know are desperate to be the first manufacturer with a Chrome OS netbook – will be launching “devices running Google’s Chrome OS in the middle of 2010″. So far, we’ve been hearing the end of the year for releases, but if there’s any chance to grab hold of a mid-2010 Chrome OS whisper, we’ll take it. More »
Joking they were not, when Google vowed to take down China. OK, that’s not exactly what they said – but after refusing to launch two Android phones there mid-January, they’ve now pulled out of a developers event in Beijing. More »
Nintendo’s next iteration in the DS range of products has just been announced for Australia, and it’s about as exciting as you could hope. The DSi XL adds some bulk, particularly in the screen department- expanding them to 4.2-inches. More »
