Left 4 Dead 2: UK release this Friday

We have some good news for UK gamers looking to pick up a retail copy of Left 4 Dead 2 on either the Xbox 360 or PC, as Valve has confirmed that the game will be available to buy this Friday. Read more

T-Mobile Outage: Is your service available?

Following on from our earlier post, which reported on a fresh outage for T-Mobile customers, we would like to know if your service has been fully resumed, or if you are still suffering from problems. Read more

BlackBerry Curve 8330 and 8330m: OS 4.5.0.175 Now Official

It seems to be a busy day in-terms of BlackBerry handset OS releases, earlier today we reported that OS 4.7.0.167 for the BlackBerry Storm 9530 has been released, we are now hearing that OS 4.5.0.175 has been released for BlackBerry Curve 8330 and 8330m handsets. Read more

Telus LG KEYBO 2 Released: Price and Specs

The new LG KEYBO 2 has now been released on TELUS along with all the price and spec details. The cheapest that you can get hold of the LG KEYBO 2 for is $99.99, which is on a 3-year contract. The 2-year contract will allow you to get the handset for $199.99. Read more

MiFi: 3UK will launch a Mobile Wi-Fi service

3UK is to launch a new Mobile Wi-Fi service called MiFi and will be launched in time for Christmas. The new service will allow you to use the Wi-Fi wherever you can gain access to the 3 network in the UK, with the aid of a small wireless modem. Read more

Honda Expands Recall by 440,000 due to Airbag Defect

Honda have now expanded its recent recall to add a further 440,000 cars due to a lethal airbag defect. Those vehicles affected are the 2001 Civic, 2001-2002 Honda Accord and the 2002-2003 Acura TL. There have been 6 known injuries related to the airbag fault, including one death. Read more

IPhone app for comics

If you’re a comic lover, you’ll be pleased to know that a company called Iconology have just released a comic reading application for the iPhone. It’s up in the App store now and available to download when you like. Read more

Nintendo Wii Vitality Sensor

After Nintendo’s Wii Vitality Sensor was criticized at this year’s E3 event, Nintendo’s North American President Reggie Fils-Aime has spoken out recently, in which he has defended the upcoming peripheral. Read more

China’s controversial Web-filtering scheme

PC makers received some good news yesterday, as China has delayed the implementation of a Web-filtering scheme. The reason for the delay in the controversial scheme was due to problems with meeting today’s deadline. Read more

Where is CEO Steve Jobs? Not at WWDC 2009

Were you present at this year’s WWDC event? One person that was definately not in attendance was Mr Apple himself, Steve Jobs. It is thought that Jobs wasn’t available to attend due to medical reasons, but is expected to be back in the seat at the end of June. Read more

New iPhone OS 3.0 and Developers Accomplishments

There was a fair portion of Apple’s WWDC 09 conference that was dedicated to the upcoming iPhone 3.0 firmware and rightly so. We have listed some of the upcoming features, apps and games that will be upcoming to the iPhone soon. Read more

Apple iPhone App from Radio Times

This App might not be at the top of you’re wish list, but we thought we would let you know about it anyway. The Radio Times app for the iPhone is now available to buy for just £1.79. Read more

IBM ISS: Conficker.C worm affects 4 Percent of PCs

IBM has become the second company in two days to report that the number of computers that have been infected with the Conficker worm are higher than first previously thought. IBM’s Internet Security Systems (ISS) has been scanning over 2 million computers in the last 24 hours, and has reported that 4 percent of those had the worm. Read more

Dell Latitude E6400 XFR: Price and Specs

Engadget did not make any secret of their love for the rugged Latitude E6400 ATG, but now they have found a new love, the Dell (NASDAQ:DELL) Latitude E6400 XFR. This latest model continues the traditions of the Latitude XFR D630, although it is more visually amped up than their business models. Read more

Samsung HMX-R10 camcorder available from March

Samsung have a new camcorder, the HMX-R10 offers Full HD as well as nine mega-pixel CMOS imaging sensor, 12 mega-pixel for still images and 5 x optical zoom. The new video camera from Samsung comes with a new angled lens at 45 degrees, this allows the user to grip the camcorder more easily. Read more

Mio DigiWalker C310x 3.5 Inch Portable GPS with MP3 Player

The Mio DigiWalker C310x combines GPS based portable navigation with an MP3 player, giving you the best of both worlds. The GPS system has a 3.5 Inch user-friendly touchscreen, this makes it easier for the user to operate. Read more

Xbox 360 replacement has RROD right out of box

Gamingshogun.com have written a story about their replacement Xbox 360 receiving the three red rings of death right out the box and upon first boot. Read on to hear more on the tragic story.

Written with their sense of humour intact they go on to tell us about their struggles with Microsoft’s console and how not one, but two brand new Xbox 360 consoles were dead on arrival .. DOA to put it bluntly. While Microsoft keep ensuring customers that most RROD problems are much fewer than previous experiences, the problem clearly is still here for some users.

We all know that the Xbox 360 is a great console and has tons of great games and features and other awesome things about it, but it does make me wonder with all these RROD stories we keep hearing about, whether it puts gamers who do not own a 360 yet, from buying one. What are your opinions on the RROD debate from a neutral perspective?

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Blizzard on Diablo 3 and StarCraft 2

There had been rumors that Blizzard had to postpone their development of Starcraft II, just until Diablo III had finished; however they have denied these rumors. The rumors were started off back in September, from an inside source over at Blizzard. Read more

Optoma and Apple Bring DLP Pico Projector to Japan

We now have an official release date for the Texas Instruments’ DLP Pico projector, under the Optoma PK-101 branding. The device will be sold on the Apple Store in Japan from December 1, and will be delivered by December 19. Read more

New Apple MacBook Family: Notebook Design Redefined

Apple® today unveiled an all new MacBook® family that redefines notebook design, and at the same time dramatically lowers the entry price for advanced notebook features including all-metal enclosures and pro-performance notebook graphics by $700 to make them far more affordable Read more

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