You’ve got, or at least have on order, your slice of Raspberry Pi and although it’s beautiful it its simplicity, it’s a tad vulnerable in its naked circuit board-form. Thankfully, someone’s thought ahead and is working on a 3D-printable case to protect your Pi.
I spent literally months playing SimCity 2000 as a kid. I never was particularly good at it, but the ability to wield God-like city-building powers was just too irresistible to put down. Arguably the Sim franchise went off-the-boil a tad after SimCity 3000. Thankfully EA’s put Maxis back on the case, and we’re getting the most realistic SimCity yet that’s going back to its roots on the PC.
Of late, Sony has been struggling to make its impact felt, but some of its recent premium products show real promise. Now, it's getting a premium retail policy to go with them.
The poor old Lumia 800 looks like it'll finally be over its launch glitches, thanks to the newest firmware update -- which early installers are reporting to work wonders on the phone's already battered battery.
Yesterday it was reported that Sabu had turned against his hacker community by working with the FBI. As a result, six key members of LulzSec have been arrested. In response, Anonymous has posted an open letter to Sabu on a website it hacked.
As well as this little lot of iPad 3 rumours, there's one extra -- and potentially genuinely exciting -- new possibility. A haptic touchscreen that lets users feels textured surfaces.
A worrying new trend over in the US is seeing recruiters start to ask for full access to the social networks of potential applicants, with some organisations asking would-be staff to sign in and let bosses have a good poke around in their non-public posts and messages.
One of the many charitable events for this year's Sport Relief has been announced by BT, which is getting in a host of celebs to re-record the famous Speaking Clock.
Instead of overage charges, Three will simply halt your data for the month when you hit your limit. Its launching new “essential” data plans that give you 250MB a month and that’s it; there’s absolutely no chance of horrendous out-of-allowance data charges, which is simply great.
