According to a rumor over on Joystick, Sony is set to announce PSN+ at E3 next month, a premium version of their PlayStation Network service. The alleged benefits are as follows:
• Cross-game chatting
• Access to rotating list of PSOne Classics and PSP Minis
• Downloading some full retail games from demo titles
• Free PlayStation Protection Plan
• Cloud-based game saves
This iPhone app, which lets Gulf Coast residents record every oily bird and patch of ruined swampland, is about fixing things. Oil Reporter isn't that different from any other crowdsourced reporting app, technically speaking. In terms of raw functionality, it's not that different from, say, the app AT&T has its customers use to report dropped calls: Each report contains relevant information about the location, time and circumstances of the incident, which presumably help the recipient fix the problem. Do you like this app, or would you rather just use the phone?
Trendy English retailer Selfridges is now selling fake nipples. From the web site "The natural look is back. Nipples are in. From your favourite magazines, to stars gracing the red carpet, women are showing off their breasts with pride. Body Perks nipple enhancers are the latest fashion accessory for your breasts, so take the lead from Sex and the City's Samantha and draw attention to your natural assets. For full effect, wear under a soft cup bra for enhanced, perky appeal" Would you use these faux nipples?
Designed to put messaging and social networking in the palm of your hand this tiny tyke comes packing access to your favorite Instant Messaging, social networking and email accounts, all courtesy of Nokia Messaging.
These rugged, low-power computers use flash memory instead of a hard drive, and come with a distribution of Linux derived from Red Hat's Fedora as their pre-installed operating system, which comes stored in both a copy on the flash memory and in the on-board ROM backup.Are you excited about this latest offering from the OLPC foundation?
Today’s announcements also bring with them some pretty cool firsts. The Nokia C3 is the first Series 40 device to sport a full QWERTY keyboard and it’s at a price that’s pretty jaw-dropping. The Nokia E5 sports some stupendously long battery life whilst the Nokia C6 brings together the best of touchscreen and keyboard in one device. All three sport WiFi as well.
