Well that didn't take long! As Engadget reports, Sony's latest PS3 firmware v3.56 has been hacked in just 24 hours after its release.
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Oliver Haslam has written about technology for over a decade. His work has been published in print at Macworld and online pretty much everywhere else. If it plugs in or has a battery, it's fair game.
As Engadget reports, Google is ready to show us something new on February 2nd and has invited people out to its Mountain View headquarters to find out what.
Well well well, what do we have here? Engadget reports that a US District Court has granted Sony a temporary restraining order against George Hotz, or Geohot as you may know him. Sony had previously sued everyone's favorite hacker for jailbreaking the Japanese company's PlayStation 3.
2011 is going to be the year of the dual-core smartphone according to industry website DIGITIMES.
It's official: Apple and News Corp will be holding a media event to announce The Daily on February 2nd, writes The Loop.
One thing you have to love about the iOS jailbreak community is the way they continuously come up with little tweaks that most of us would never think of. 3DBoard is firmly in that category.
Ahh, the PlayStation Phone. One of the few phones to be as longed for as the white iPhone 4. Photos have been leaking of Sony Ericsson's PlayStation branded handset for some time now but now the gents over at Engadget have managed to get their hands on one - and they've not been shy when it comes to sharing all the juicy bits with us!
With Facebook's 600m users it was surely only a matter of time before the king of the social networks decided it wanted to enter the mobile phone fray, and according to City AM that time could well be as early as February.
I've heard of many things being smuggled through airports, from birds and snakes to rare Chinese food, but this takes the biscuit (poor pun intended).
Apple's upcoming iPhone 5 and iPad 2 devices will feature NFC (Near Field Communication) technology, writes ComputerWorld's Jonny Evans.
According to leaks from hardware manufacturer Pegatron, the company has been asked by Apple to produce the hardware, with an order of ten million units placed for the new iPhone handset.
