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Which Is Your Favorite Portable Gaming Device of 2009?
This past year saw many games come and go, but there were only a few standout gaming devices. The Nintendo DSi made a big splash in our office and your homes alike, while the iPod Touch made its mark on the industry as a legitimate gaming console. The PSP Go also made its debut at this year's E3, and there were too many game-worthy PC and Mac laptops to hit the market to count.
Daily Tech: The iPhone Orchestra to Perform on Dec. 9
- Students of the "Building a Mobile Phone Ensemble" class are getting ready to perform — 9to5Mac
- Here's what the Comcast/NBC deal means for you and me —Boing Boing
- Looks like Dr. Gregory House is a fan of the PSP Go — Engadget
- Droid owners can expect a software update in early 2010 — MobileCrunch
- Apple may be acquiring the streaming music site Lala — CNET
- Log in for your chance to win a HP Envy Laptop — GeekSugar
- Submit your Cool Captures for your chance to win a CanvasPop print — GeekSugar
Japanese Solar Powered Cell Phones Stream Live TV: Lucky!
During my travels through Japan, I just had to stop by the Akihabara district. Known as "Electric City," it's packed with blocks and blocks of gadget shops, game arcades, and stores where you can get every kind of cable known to man. It was a geek's dream, and I was living in it.
Daily Tech: A Simplified Explanation of Google Wave
- If you're still wondering what the heck Google Wave is all about, hopefully this video helps to explain it — Gizmodo
- Apple could be introducing some multitouch mice that work like the multitouch trackpads — Wired
Daily Tech: All the Pros and Cons of the PSPgo
- Check out a full hands-on review of the PSPgo, which hits shelves on Oct. 1 — Gizmodo
- Here's how you can get the most out of your phone's camera — Lifehacker
- If you're a Palm Pre owner, don't expect to be syncing your iTunes library with your phone anytime soon — The New York Times
- Halo 3: Oribital Drop Shock Trooper gets taken for a test drive — Green Pixels
- Brits will now have the choice of getting an iPhone with O2 or Orange, which will start selling the iPhone later this year — MobileCrunch
- It's giveaway and game time on GeekSugar! Be sure to log in and play our Best Video Game Ever bracket!
Sony Announces PS3 Slim, PSP Minis at GamesCom 2009
Although I'm not in Germany attending the GamesCom 2009, I've been anxiously awaiting the announcements to flow in from the upcoming conferences. First up, and admittedly the one I've been waiting for, is Sony's announcement of a thinner and cheaper PS3.
Launching on Sept.
Daily Tech: A Quick Hands-On Video of the PSPgo
- Find out what the PSPgo looks like in person. — Engadget
- Google Voice has started extending invites to the masses. — The Boy Genius Report
- Kodak has found their winner in the Megan Fox rose boy search.
Which New Gadgets Are You Most Excited About?
With E3 last week and WWDC this week, I know I've been throwing a ton of product announcements your way — the PSP Go and iPhone 3G S just skim the tip of the tech iceberg. And on top of those two big annual events, this week also brought the release of the Palm Pre and the Kindle DX. I'm already impressed with all four of these products in their own right, but I'm interested in knowing if there are any that you are going ga-ga over?
Daily Tech: Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto Eyes Up the PSP Go
- Nintendo game designer Shigeru Miyamoto was spotted at the Sony booth during E3. — Kotaku
- Google will soon add a pancake tool to Street View to make it easier to use. — TechCrunch
- Steve Jobs may be making an appearance at the WWDC next week.
PSP vs. PSP Go: Which Is Better?
I got the chance to check out LittleBigPlanet on the PSP yesterday, and put it to a head-to-head test on Sony's latest console, the PSP Go. So after fiddling around with both for a few minutes, I asked myself: "Which is better?" It's really hard to say.
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