We've mentioned the quadrocopters before and how amazed we are at the speed and agility of them.
Today, we are even more impressed in that we now see a couple of quadrocopters working together to pass a small white ball back and forth through the air. When working alone, the quadrocopter can keep the ball in the air. If someone throws a ball at it, it can pass it back to the thrower. Accuracy doesn't look to be quite 100%, but it certainly doesn't look far from it as it might miss maybe 1 in 10 although that number is based on an edited video and not real numbers. [Read more...]
It is now possible to update your DROID X or 2 to Android 2.3 Gingerbread, thanks to the guys over at MyDroidWorld.
Reports today are hinting that the iPad 2 has sold out in the UK and that stock will not be available for a few more weeks now. The
Amazon has launched a streaming service called Amazon Cloud Player. What it does is allow you to upload your music to the Amazon Cloud Drive and then stream the music back to your computer or Android smartphone.
Information provided by Mobile Review hints that Google is looking to make a Google Nexus Tablet device. The company who has been given the task of creating the Google branded tablet is LG.
We just mentioned that
The Nintendo 3DS launched a few days ago in the UK and it seems that reports of what is being described as a "black screen of death" are now appearing on line.
Apple has
After believing that the Sony Ericsson X10 had been put away in terms of getting no more Android updates, we now hear, or surprisingly hear I should say, that the device will soon be getting Android 2.3 Gingerbread. Before we continue, note that this it the X10 only and not the other variations of the X10.
Apple [AAPL] has released a new update for iOS which brings it from iOS 4.3 to 4.3.1. The .1 indicates it's just a minor update with no specific changes to the actual OS.
Google has confirmed that it will not be releasing Android 3.0 Honeycomb to open source just yet. It is in the plans of Google to do that, but not just yet as they feel it isn't ready and have more work to do on it.
When RIM launch the BlackBerry PlayBook, it will be capable of running Android apps. This information comes from a press release sent out yesterday by RIM.



