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Well, gang, it's official: Verizon's Motorola Droid smartphone is on its way into the world . The Droid, unveiled Wednesday, will hit store shelves on November 6 with a $199.99 price tag, after a $100 mail-in rebate and with a new two-year contract. The phone is the first to run Google's brand n... More...

BlackBerry phones may soon get a new browser, now that Research In Motion has acquired Torch Mobile. The Toronto company is best known for its Iris browser, which is built on Webkit and currently runs on Windows Mobile phones. It also runs on Qtopia, the application development platform for Linux ... More...

Samsung has released the SL720 (PL70 in Europe) digital compact camera with 720p HD video recording. Sporting an 12.2MP sensor, 3 inch LCD and a 5x image stabilized zoom lens starting at 28mm. It includes the ability to pause and re-record HD movie clips and has an HDMI connector. Priced at &po... More...

First episode was originally due in June, so what gives? By Kris Pigna , 07/12/2009 Back in May, Bethesda announced that the previously Xbox 360- and PC-exclusive downloadable content for Fallout 3 would finally be released for the PlayStation 3, with the first episode due by the end of ... More...

Carphone Warehouse buying old iPhones 16 June 2009 Apple iPhone 3G 16GB model fetching up to £180 With the iPhone 3G S set to arrive in stores this Friday 19 June , as a current iPhone user you may be feeling a tad peeved at being left behind. Well Carphone Warehouse is offering t... More...

T-Mobile Bigfoot from Samsung, not Motorola 12 June 2009 New image reveals more of the QWERTY keyboard Despite our previous reports branding the forthcoming, Android powered, T-Mobile Bigfoot as a product from the factories of Motorola, the new Android phone will, in fact, be sour... More...

Company still paying for shipping, but no longer providing custom boxes for 360 repairs. By Kris Pigna , 06/08/2009 Good news, everyone: Microsoft can now guarantee you'll never have to put a broken Xbox 360 into one of their custom "coffin" boxes for repairs again. The bad news: I... More...

Orange prepay gets BlackBerry Curve 8900 29 May 2009 Six months free email and web browsing on any Orange pay as you go BlackBerry RIM's thinnest and lightest full-QWERTY BlackBerry device is now available to Orange pay as you go customers. The BlackBerry Curve 8900 joins the Pearl 8120 in... More...

Developer currently working on a publishing deal for new FPS. By Kat Bailey , 05/15/2009 In this era of ever-more complex games, sometimes it's nice to just get out and shoot things. Pretty soon we'll have the chance, with a brand new Serious Sam having just been announced. According to Cro... More...

Fennec to use Google抯 Location Services 05 May 2009 Mobile version of Firefox to utilise geolocation GPS-related utilities are very popular of late. Now Mozilla has announced that the new, mobile version of the Firefox web browser, known as Fennec , will be able to use the Google version of... More...

With AVCHD coming to the fore as the HD standard for full-size consumer camcorders, Apple has made greater efforts to ensure that the video AVCHD cameras shoot can be easily imported into iMovie and Final Cut Express (for more information, check out our HD camcorder buyer's guide ). But unlike with... More...

Nokia developing new XpressMusic mobile phone? 14 April 2009 New handset to be smaller version of popular Nokia 5800 After recent reports that Nokia is working on the release of several touchscreen handsets , specific news has been leaked of one phone that will sit within the XpressMu... More...

Android platform to be updated 14 April 2009 Android 1.5 SDK available by end of this month? Google's Android platform looks set to receive a few tweaks to enhance the user experience. According to Pocket-lint , the Android 1.5 SDK version (codename "Cupcake") will introduce... More...

Two new downloadable DSi games add to the growing collection. By Steve Watts , 04/13/2009 Last week's downloadable offerings from Nintendo included the premiere of DSi apps among them, so the handheld downloads took center stage. This week we're seeing fewer titles all around as Nintendo s... More...

By Nate Ralph February 02, 2009 | 3:00:00 AM Categories: Reviews    How many epic first-person shooters can one gamer take? You might feel like skipping over Killzone 2 purely out of FPS fatigue. But that would be a mistake. Yes, gamers are currently inundat... More...

By Miguel Lopez August 16, 2007 | 2:23:18 PM Categories: Culture    In what could either be a most cynical example of planned obsolescence or a brilliant stroke of forward-thinking genius, Wizards of the Coast has announced the forthcoming release of the fourth e... More...

Since the unveiling of Apple's new iPhone 3.0 software update last month, modern-day gumshoes have been poring through the code to find clues about future devices that could follow. While the virtual trail of bread crumbs is far from a firm road map, it does help feed our insatiable appetite for A... More...

By Earnest Cavalli March 31, 2009 | 4:35:36 PM Categories: Console Games    Red Faction: Guerrilla , Volition Inc.'s upcoming multi-platform, third-person action title set in the long-running Red Faction universe, is scheduled for release on June 9, reports ... More...

New worlds and "lifespan-lengthening" activities hinted at for update. By Steve Watts , 03/06/2009 Rare has been quiet about Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts and Bolts lately, but apparently the silence has been in preparation for new downloadable content. VideoGamer.com reports that the co... More...

No more "Sea of Dreams," but no cooperative multiplayer either. By Kat Bailey , 03/20/2009 BioShock 2: Sea of Dreams sounds a bit tacky. Maybe like an awful Vegas lounge. If you agree, you'll be happy to know that 2K seems to think so as well. According to a 2K press release, &qu... More...