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- Android app news: Sony Music Unlimited service launched
- Google Nexus 3 specs leak 'monster-sized' 720p screen
- HTC Desire Gingerbread update back on
- Tetris lands on Samsung's Smart TV platform
- Nintendo Wii U not compatible with Blu-ray or DVD
- Apple 'harassed' by Samsung into unveiling iPhone 5 plans
- Windows 8 release date leaked by Microsoft VP
- Free games land on Steam
- iOS 5 brings iPhone picture taking via your headset
- iPhone passcodes revealed in list of most frequently used
- Nintendo Wii U controller: Wii U can use more than one
- LG Optimus 3D release date and pricing leaks
- Griffin launch military tested Survivor case for iPad 2
- News@10: Windows 8 release date and Zuckerberg to wed
- Google voice and image search for desktop
- iPad 3 Retina Display rumours hot up
- DXG-018 3D budget camera unveiled
- Nokia to close UK online store
- Apple Nokia iPhone settlement: £371 million paid
- Wii U console snapped outside of E3
- Xbox 720: E3 2012 rumours swirl
- HTC Desire: no Android Gingerbread upgrade
- Tech Today: Google Instant Pages, Xbox 720 at E3 2012
| Android app news: Sony Music Unlimited service launched Posted: 15 Jun 2011 09:59 AM PDT
Music Unlimited digs iCloud in the ribs with all-you-can-eat Android service. Sony has stolen a march on its rivals by launching its Music Unlimited powered by Qriocity service for all Android handsets.
The long-mooted, cloud-based music streaming service allows users access to 7-million songs, as well as access to your existing music collection through the data connection on your Android-powered device.
The launch of the Music Unlimited app seems to combine the best of apps like Spotify which offer subscriptions to unlimited music that you don't yet own, and the opportunity to stream music from your own library, like Google Music or Apple's iCloud.
The subscription-based app offers two tiers of service. You can have a Pandora-like ad-free radio app and the chance to access your own library for $4.99 a month (£2.99) and a Spotify-like all-you-can-eat service meaning you can play any song you want from the library and create your own playlists.
The app's interface is colourful and smooth and offers easy access to your own music as well as the 7-million strong library from all the major labels. Something that Google itself has yet to achieve.
Breaking from tradition somewhat Sony is offering this app to all Android-phone owners, not just those rocking a Sony Ericsson Xperia device.
Sony is currently offering a free 30 day trial to the premium service when you sign up at Music.Qriocity.com. The Music Unlimited app sorts of puts iCloud in the shade at the moment and offers a great alternative for Android owners with iOS envy.
Link: Music Unlimited
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| Google Nexus 3 specs leak 'monster-sized' 720p screen Posted: 15 Jun 2011 09:10 AM PDT
Specs leak for the Google Nexus 3 handset Google Nexus 3 specs have leaked online with the handset mooted to launch Google’s Ice Cream Sandwich iteration of the Android OS reportedly set to sport a “monster-sized” HD screen.
Gadget blog BGR has claimed that a source has revealed that the Google Nexus 3, to be known as the Google Nexus 4G to US markets, will sport a new market leading 1.2GHz or 1.5GHz dual-core processor with further industry firsts to include its claimed 720p display.
Reportedly set to hit the US ahead of Thanksgiving celebrations in November, the Google Nexus 3 is claimed to boast 1GB of RAM and will apparently land without physical buttons as software improvements takeover all user navigation and control.
What features would you like to see included on the Google Nexus 3? Let us know via the T3 Twitter and Facebook feeds and stay tuned to T3.com for all the latest on the upcoming handset.
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| HTC Desire Gingerbread update back on Posted: 15 Jun 2011 08:35 AM PDT
HTC flip flops on Gingerbread for Desire plans HTC has performed a giant U-turn announcing that despite previous word to the contrary it will now launch the Android 2.3 Gingerbread update for the former market leading HTC Desire handset.
Less than 24 hours after it declared that it would no longer be bringing the Android 2.3 update to the Desire, HTC has announced via its official UK Facebook and Twitter feeds that: "Contrary to what we said earlier, we are going to bring Gingerbread to HTC Desire."
As well as facing countless cries of anger from Desire users on Facebook and Twitter HTC was faced with disappointed responses from networks who carry the former iPhone bothering handset.
"We only just found out and are sorry for the inconvenience this causes to our customers,” announced an official release from Three. "As you know, at Three we always try to bring the latest software updates to our customers as soon as possible, and we'll continue to work closely with all our partners to continue doing so going forward."
Was HTC’s move to bring back the Gingerbread for Desire update the company listening to user demand or cowering at the sign of unhappiness with the brand? Let us know what you think via the T3 Twitter and Facebook feeds. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Tetris lands on Samsung's Smart TV platform Posted: 15 Jun 2011 07:04 AM PDT
An optimized version of Tetris has been released for Samsung Smart TVs Oberon media which holds the rights to Tetris, one of the most popular video games of all time, has revealed it is to introduce an optimised version of the gaming classic to Samsung's Smart TV platform.
Making the annoucement via an official statement, an Oberon spokesperson revealed the company is “thrilled to debut Tetris on Samsung’s robust platform... bringing one of the best and most well-known game brands to the leading manufacturer of connected living-room devices.”
Oberans, Bob Sirmans continues “As the demand for these devices and services continues to grow, we are leveraging our industry leadership position in developing games for televisions to steadily build a portfolio of the most sought-after and popular games."
Is Tetris the greatest arcade game ever released or do the likes of Pac man and Space Invaders top the puzzle release? Let us know what you think via the T3 Twitter and Facebook feeds.
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| Nintendo Wii U not compatible with Blu-ray or DVD Posted: 15 Jun 2011 06:41 AM PDT
Nintendo is to launch a propriety format instead of opting to include a Blu-ray drive in the Wii U Nintendo’s recently unveiled Nintendo Wii U console will come without a DVD or Blu-ray player as the company targets its own propriety format, an interview with Nintendo President Satoru Iwata has revealed.
Announced in an investor Q&A with Iwata, news that the Wii follow-up will not support either of the current leading entertainment formats comes as a surprise as the Japanese gaming head reveals the decision was made based on costing of the console.
As well as revealing that the Wii U will not support Blu-ray or DVD formats Iwata outed Nintendo’s plans to make the second-generation Wii the first social networking compatible console. "After examining the penetration and adoption rate of social networking services like Facebook, etc, we've come to the conclusion that we are no longer in a period where we cannot have any connection at all with social networking services.
"Rather, I think we've come to an era where it's important to consider how the social graph of the social networking services can work in conjunction with something like a video game platform."
Will the lack of a Blu-ray player be the Wii U’s downfall or can Nintendo make a propriety format work? Let us know what you think via the T3 Twitter and Facebook feeds.
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| Apple 'harassed' by Samsung into unveiling iPhone 5 plans Posted: 15 Jun 2011 04:51 AM PDT
Apple hit out at Samsung 'harassment' Apple has declared that supplier and rival Samsung has been harassing it into unveiling secret plans and sample models of the upcoming iPhone 5 and iPad 3 devices.
Continuing the ongoing patent and trademark infringement lawsuit that is circulating the two companies Apple has declared Samsung “attempts to harass us” by demanding access to its unreleased iPhone and iPad devices.
"Samsung's Motion to Compel is an improper attempt to harass Apple by demanding production of extremely sensitive trade secrets that have no relevance to Apple's likelihood of success on its infringement claims or to a preliminary injunction motion,” the Apple court filing read.
"Apple made a compelling showing in its motion to expedite discovery that Apple needs samples of products that Samsung has already announced, distributed, and described, so that Apple can evaluate whether to file a preliminary injunction motion against those products, which look strikingly similar to the distinctive trade dress of Apple's current products.
"Samsung has made no such showing about Apple's future products. Therefore, Samsung's Motion to Compel should be denied."
Has Samsung taking a bit too much inspiration from Apple’s devices or it the Cupertino company the one stealing ideas? Share your thoughts on the matter with us via the T3 Twitter and Facebook feeds.
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| Windows 8 release date leaked by Microsoft VP Posted: 15 Jun 2011 04:05 AM PDT
Microsoft's Dan'l Lewin outs details on Windows 8 arrival Microsoft has let slip a possible release date for the much awaited Windows 8 operating system with the company’s Corporate Vice President Dan’l Lewin hinting at an autumn 2012 arrival.
Speaking at the start-up LAUNCH event at Microsoft’s Silicon Valley campus, Lewin has hinted at that Windows 8 will follow “what happened in the past” with Windows OS releases with an unveiling later this year to pre-empt an autumn 2012 arrival.
On the seemingly far off release of the next Windows operating system, Lewin added that continued support to existing Windows users is top of the company’s priorities list.
"We have a commitment to our installed base. With Windows 7 on a huge number of devices, we have a very sound and terrific baseline. Given the scale, we have a very strong belief system about that commitment, and a very large customer base that thinks about managing these systems; so systems management, enterprise infrastructure, all those kinds of things."
What features would you like to see Microsoft include in an upcoming Windows 8 release? Let us know via the T3 Twitter and Facebook feeds.
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| Posted: 15 Jun 2011 03:32 AM PDT
New 'F2P' package comes as Valve's Steam platform goes from strength to strength. Steam, the online gaming platform from Valve, has branched out into free games. The company revealed its plans last night, with five new titles up for grabs this week.
The games include Spiral Knights, Forsaken Worlds, Champions Online: Free for All, Global Agenda: Free Agent and Alliance of Valiant Arms (AVA).
What’s more, if you snag one of them before Sunday, you’ll get exclusive free downloadable content too. In an official blurb, Valve said, “Beginning tomorrow (Weds) with Spiral Knights and concluding Sunday with AVA, each of the five launch titles will offer exclusive in-game content to those who try the 'F2P (free to play) game of the day' on Steam.”
Grab the first one now and let us know what you make of the new Steam freebies over on our Facebook and Twitter pages.
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| iOS 5 brings iPhone picture taking via your headset Posted: 15 Jun 2011 03:30 AM PDT
More iOS 5 features unveiled iPhone users who upgrade to iOS 5 will be able to snap photos using the headphone remote volume up button, according to a video demonstration of the feature in action.
Apple announced the latest iOS update last week with around 200 new features, one of which was the ability to take pictures using the iPhone volume button.
The video (which you can see below), now also suggests that it will extend to compatible headphones and potentially bluetooth headsets giving a whole new dimension to taking pictures on your Apple smartphone.
This latest find follows previous discoveries in the iOS 5 SDK which suggest that the iPhone 5 will get a 8-megapixel camera and the iPad 3 could be set for a Retina Display.
Impressed by this latest iOS 5 discovery? Let us know your thoughts via Facebook and Twitter.
Link: Ubergizmo
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| iPhone passcodes revealed in list of most frequently used Posted: 15 Jun 2011 03:29 AM PDT
1234 tops list of most used iPhone security passcodes The ten most frequently used iPhone passcodes have been released by the developer of a security application for Apple’s leading handset.
From 204,508 recorded passcodes, Daniel Amitay, developer of the Big Brother Camera Security app, found that the most frequently used security lock with 8,884 unique users was unsurprisingly the standard 1234 option.
Whilst all the ones and all the fives completed the top five, passcodes 5683, 0852, 2222, 1212 and 1998 all made the top ten of the most commonly used iPhone security codes.
“Naturally, 1234 is the most common passcode: mimicking the most common internet passwords,” announced app developer Amitay. “To put this into perspective, these 10 codes represent 15% of all passcodes in use.”
“Most of the top passcodes follow typical formulas, such as four identical digits, moving in a line up/down the pad, repetition. 5683 is the passcode with the least obvious pattern, but it turns out that it is the number representation of LOVE (5683), once again mimicking a very common internet password: “iloveyou.””
Is your iPhone or smartphone passcode included within this top 10 of most frequently used options, will this tempt you into changing your security lock? Let us know via the T3 Twitter and Facebook feeds.
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| Nintendo Wii U controller: Wii U can use more than one Posted: 15 Jun 2011 03:17 AM PDT
Wii U may have the processing power to support multiple touchscreen controllers, but it's not necessarily something that developers will be focused on... Still confused about the Wii U’s powers and capabilities? You’re not alone. T3 had one of the world’s first plays on the new console, but Nintendo was being so vague about specs and plans that it was hard to know what to make of it. Reggie spoke to analyst Michael Patcher, who told IGN: “They were particularly unclear about whether the console would support more than one of their tablet-like controllers; Mr. Miyamoto said no, but Reggie said yes (to me in a meeting)… Obviously, they intend to ship the console with only one of these controllers, so it is unlikely that anyone will develop games that require two.”
Nintendo Wii U video: Hands-on opinion
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| LG Optimus 3D release date and pricing leaks Posted: 15 Jun 2011 02:55 AM PDT
Android powered 3D smartphone to hit UK on July 11th The LG Optimus 3D will hit the UK on July 11th as online retailers make the 3D capable smartphone available for pre-order.
Landing on a number of online stores, LG’s first 3D capable smartphone is expected to land in a little under one month’s time with retailer Clove declaring the handset will be available to buy on July 11th with a £454.80 price tag.
Formerly unveiled at Mobile World Congress back in February the LG Optimus 3D is the first phone to tout a glasses-free 4.3-inch touchscreen 3D display with 5-megapixel dual rear-mounted cameras allowing for 3D video footage to be shot in HD 720p.
Are you tempted by LG’s Optimus 3D handset or do you see 3D smartphones as a passing and disappointing fad? Share your thoughts via the T3 Twitter and Facebook feeds.
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| Griffin launch military tested Survivor case for iPad 2 Posted: 15 Jun 2011 02:00 AM PDT
Survivor case launched for iPad 2 with military grade protection Griffin has announced the expansion of its Survivor range of ultra rugged gadget protectors with the official unveiling of the Survivor case for Apple's iPad 2.
Certified to meet US Department of Defence Stand 810F, Griffin’s iPad 2 Survivor case protects user’s beloved Apple tablet from the elements as well as hefty knocks, drops and bangs thanks to a rugged shatter-resistant polycarbonate frame carefully encapsulated in impact absorbing silicone.
“This is the most robust case we have made for the iPad,” announced the UK Manager of Griffin Technology Tony Johnson. “Following the success of the Survivor for iPhone we are really pleased with the incredible standard of protection the Survivor for iPad offers.”
Priced £54.99 the Griffin Survivor for iPad 2 comes equipped with a multi-position stand allowing users to fully utilise the tablet’s vast arsenal of functionality in a wide range of potentially gadget damaging environments.
Do our gadgets need to be protected to military standards or does the scratch and crack add to the individuality and personality of our beloved tech? Share your thoughts via the T3 Twitter and Facebook feeds. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| News@10: Windows 8 release date and Zuckerberg to wed Posted: 15 Jun 2011 02:00 AM PDT
T3 scans the Twitterverse to bring you a handy daily round-up of gadget news, tech rumours and randomness from the WWW. Kick back with your morning cuppa and catch up. WednesdaySOCIAL NEWS @TheGuardian - MoD releases YouTube videos warning of careless talk on social media sites
FACEBOOK NEWS @Metro - Mark Zuckerberg engaged to girlfriend Priscilla Chan?
ONLINE NEWS @Which - BT fibre broadband to reach five million by July
MOBILE NEWS @KnowYourMobile - LG Optimus 3D coming July 11th
MICROSOFT NEWS @TechRadar - Microsoft hints at Windows 8 release date
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| Google voice and image search for desktop Posted: 15 Jun 2011 01:12 AM PDT
Google has finally decided that using our keyboards is just too last year for searching. Google has unveiled two new ways in which you can search, Image and Voice search, both of which are useable right inside the browser.
Image search lets you simply drag any image into the search engine and, in much the same way that it works on a mobile, will then scan the image and bring up the results.
Voice search on the other hand is fairly self explanatory, simply click on the microphone icon next to the search bar, speak your piece and Google will bring up all the results.
Both these functions are as a result of the huge increase in both image searching and voice searching used by consumers, in fact Google revealed that around 6.2 years worth of speech goes through their system, every year.
Will you be using these new features, or is the keyboard still the king? Let us know what you think on Facebook and Twitter. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| iPad 3 Retina Display rumours hot up Posted: 15 Jun 2011 01:00 AM PDT
Gossip once again points to 2011 release for next-gen slate. Rumours are once again flying about the iPad 3. And this time the gossip centres on the next-gen slate’s display. A new report from the Taiwan’s Economic Daily claims that the device will rock a screen resolution ‘5 or 6 times’ that of the iPad 2.
This could potentially mean the iPad 3 comes with a 2400x1600 panel, allowing Apple to claim it’s loaded up the tab with a Retina Display. The iPad 2 has the same 1024x768 resolution as the original version of the tablet.
The same website also claims that Apple is working towards a fourth quarter release, backing up other reports which have suggested the company could show off the new slate alongside the iPhone 5.
Is the iPad 3 coming too soon? And will it really have such an amped up screen? Tell us what you think on our Facebook and Twitter pages.
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| DXG-018 3D budget camera unveiled Posted: 15 Jun 2011 12:58 AM PDT
DXG has unveiled a range of brightly coloured delights, all of which won't break the bank. The DXG-018 3D camera is probably the cheapest 3D imager you'll find this side of Mars, and it's not too skimpy with the specs either.
Available in the US for just $70 it's aimed at being not only a budget camera but also one that could be used easily by kids, it has a 1.4inch LCD, SD card slot and dual lenses, all of which are apparently easy as pie to use.
They'll also throw in a pair of 3D glasses as well so that once you've printed your photos you and your children can marvel at the depth and clarity of the swing your little tyke snapped just the other day. Unfortunately there's no word on whether it's heading our way as yet, but fingers crossed.
Has this cheap and cheerful number persuaded you that 3D is the way to go? Let us know what you think on Facebook and Twitter.
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| Nokia to close UK online store Posted: 15 Jun 2011 12:34 AM PDT
Nokia has had to take another hit, just days after feeling like it had been given a breather by Apple. Nokia has confirmed that it will be shutting down the UK online store after it revealed that poor sales and huge subsidies by the networks had caused interest in the store to drop dramatically.
Customers in the UK will have until June 30 to get their hands on a Nokia handset direct, after which the company will still provide full product support.
This is hardly surprising news, the subsidies that networks offer has always been a barrier for the phone companies to directly compete with, however it is contrasting to the good news Nokia had just days before with it's battle against Apple.
Do you ever buy direct from a phone company or do you always go through the network? Join the debate at Facebook or on Twitter.
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| Apple Nokia iPhone settlement: £371 million paid Posted: 15 Jun 2011 12:15 AM PDT
Lump sum to be followed by quarterly payments of around £84 million The cost of Apple’s settlement with Nokia in its long-running iPhone patent dispute is starting to become clear. Deutsche Bank analyst Kai Korschlect reckons Cupertino will have to cough up as much as £371 million up front. And that’s before quarterly payments are taken into account.
Korschlect reckons Apple will have to stump up about £84.2 million every quarter. That’s based on iPhone sales in the last quarter, with Apple rumoured to be having to give Nokia one per cent of everything it makes on the iPhone.
While that is a vast sum, it should be viewed in terms of Apple’s overall profits of $6 billion in the first quarter of 2011. The company is now one of the largest in the world and as such can suck up these payments to the Finnish phone maker.
However, the cash will come in handy at Nokia, where sales of Symbian smartphones have slumped severely as it looks towards a new generation of Windows Phone-powered devices.
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| Wii U console snapped outside of E3 Posted: 15 Jun 2011 12:15 AM PDT
Despite the same level of security you'd expect at a military base, Nintendo it appears, has let some lucky few get close to the console itself Pictures have surfaced showing what Nintendo's Wii U console will look like, making a change from the huge focus on arguably it's more important controller.
Snapped in the wild, the pictures (of which there are a grand total of two), show it's surprisingly small form-factor, contrasting with the latest rumours that the Wii U would be more powerful than a PS3.
Although we've already seen the console, we've only ever seen the front, whereas these new shots give some idea of the connectivity, showing a HDMI port alongside the power, network ports and a couple of USB ports.
So can this surprisingly small console really be as powerful if not more than it's competitors? Let us know what you think on Facebook and Twitter.
Link: Engadget via Inside Games
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| Xbox 720: E3 2012 rumours swirl Posted: 14 Jun 2011 11:42 PM PDT
LA debut for next-generation Xbox. The developer behind Crysis 2, Crytek, has hinted that Microsoft will launch the fabled Xbox 720 at next year’s E3. A “high-ranking industry source” who works for the dev handed the details to Videogamer.
Word is the company is working on a new Timesplitters title for the new Xbox 720. Apparently graphics on the new device will be significantly better than those found on the current Xbox 360.
To add to the E3 2012 launch gossip, the source also says they expect Microsoft to roll out its new console ahead of Sony. The PS4 is definitely in development, but is not expected to be released for a few years yet.
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| HTC Desire: no Android Gingerbread upgrade Posted: 14 Jun 2011 11:30 PM PDT
Users left fuming after HTC goes back on word to update year-old phone. HTC has used Facebook to confirm that its year-old Desire handset will not now be getting an upgrade to Android 2.3 Gingerbread. The Taiwanese mobile maker claims this is due to a lack of memory space on the device.
In a statement, HTC said, “Our engineering teams have been working hard for the past few months to find a way to bring Gingerbread to the HTC Desire without compromising the HTC Sense experience you’ve come to expect from our phones. However, we’re sorry to announce that we’ve been forced to accept there isn’t enough memory to allow us both to bring Gingerbread and keep the HTC Sense experience on the HTC Desire. We’re sincerely sorry for the disappointment that this news may bring to some of you.”
The news sparked fury on the social network, as over 300 people piled in with angry complaints. The company had promised back in February that the Desire would be getting a boost to Gingerbread.
Many disgruntled owners have asked why the company loaded the Desire with just 512MB of memory in the first place, choosing to focus on its Sense custom skin instead of the Android operating system.
With iOS 5 capable of supporting the year-old iPhone 4, Desire owners are likely to be even more unhappy. For Google, this represents another major blow in its attempts to stymy problems surrounding the fragmentation of its Android OS.
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| Tech Today: Google Instant Pages, Xbox 720 at E3 2012 Posted: 14 Jun 2011 02:52 PM PDT
Google adds a little more speed and convenience to web-search, BBC uses iPad to help its journos and the dumbest Facebooker of all time is convicted. It's the tech news that broke after you logged off. Google launches Instant Pages web-search
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