The Internet Movie Database (IMDb) was an app most awesome on the iPhone, so it’s great to see that Android users can now get a slice of the action, with the Android app offering even more features.
NASA has released a trailer for their new 3-D game set on the Moon called, “Moonbase Alpha”.
Apple may not be keen on the idea of tablets with built in video cameras, but Cisco reckon businesses are going to be mad for it, and have unveiled a 7-inch tablet designed for real-time conferencing and collaboration.
No matter how you spin it, Palm’s app catalogue is a weedy offering compared to the overflowing stocks of apps available in bulging iPhone and Android stores.
In a move to kickstart app development – and perhaps send out an encouraging sign to current users – Palm has announced that it is scrapping the $50 fee that used to be required to get apps listed in their official App Catalog.
Billed as a “a tiny camera with huge possibilities,” Swann’s diminutive ThumbCam video camera is a mere whisp of a thing, measuring just 2.2” x 0.8” x 0.8” and ideal for all your nefarious recording needs.
We figured it would only be a matter of time before someone got to work with the iPhone 4′s vastly improved video recorder and editing facilities to knock out a showcase video, and sure enough one has arrived on the web.
Nexus One users should soon start feeling the Android 2.2 (aka Froyo) love, with over-the-air software updates starting from today.
The update adds some nifty features, most notably the ability to make your handset a portable hotspot and support for Adobe Flash within the browser.
Amazon has reached out to Android and given it a little literary cuddle, releasing a free app that gives access to over 600,000 Kindle books on Android phones.
Like Billy Whizz on a bag of Columbian marching powder, Google’s internet browser Chrome has zipped past Apple’s Safari for the first time in the US to grab third place in the browser market.
Charging at you at a rate of knots is Samsung’s new N230 ultra-slim netbook offering an astonishing 13.8 hours battery life.
The web may be endlessly buzzing with stories about the iThis, the iThat, Google, Facebook and Twitter, but the team at Microsoft have just coughed loudly and kicked over a big sheet of stats to remind us all who the boss is around these parts.
We generally aren’t too keen on posting up web rumours that seem to have very little information to back them up, but this one comes from a much better source than most.
An interesting new site called HistoryPin lets users ‘pin’ old images on to Google’s Street View to provide an instant ‘then and now’ view.
We’re hearing more and more reports about people using the new iPhone 4 suffering dramatic drops in reception strength when the phone is held in the “wrong” way.
According to new research, a third of Brits have lost precious digital photos forever due to computer failures.
The research was commissioned by an online backup service called Mozy who were, unsurprisingly, rather keen to warn consumers about the perils of not fully backing up their content.
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