Archive for December, 2010 - Page 3

The HTC Thunderbolt 4G, also known as the HTC Incredible HD or the HTC Mecha, is, as we have recently seen, the correspondent of the HTC EVO 4G, or, better said, another HTC Desire HD with 4G capabilities. But it’s [...]

Square Enix are hellbent on keeping the moniker of their best known and best loved (sometimes) game series as mendacious as the day Final Fantasy 2 saw release. And to that end, they’ve filed a European trademark for something called [...]

If you’re the sort of man who is staunchly opposed to childhood games involving patterned or tiled floors and a Rock Band player (a franchise which is staying put, by the way), your ship might just have come in in [...]

While you can do plenty of neat stuff in Windows XP, or rather you used to before all of these shiny new siblings turned up to steal the show, we’ve never actually thought of it as a game before. Turns [...]

iOS 5 isn’t even here yet and we might already be looking at plans to jailbreak the upcoming iOS version and the devices it will power, the iPhone 5, the iPod touch 5G and the iPad 2. Rubyra1n is apparently [...]

A few days ago, I wrote a post outlining five things I expected to see at CES this year. When I tweeted the link to that article on my Twitter feed, the ViewSonic corporate account replied to me and said [...]

As you already know, Asus has leaked quite a few images of its upcoming tablets, but today we have even more details for you. For some reason the computer manufacturer has decided to offer not one but four tablet models [...]

Another day, another round of Steam sales. Today sales include some pretty sweet bargains, but they probably won’t appeal to you unless you’re a fan of awesome. Games like The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, Grand Theft Auto IV Complete, Transformers: [...]

Microsoft’s showing a pair of new Xbox Live games that have made the migration to Windows Phone 7, Revolution and Rise of Glory. And from the looks of things, Microsoft may have an interesting new possibility going on here.

One of the nicest things about using a word processor function on the iPhone and iPad is that when the device senses you are misspelling a word it will offer up suggestions as to what it thinks you might be [...]