If you've not yet seen Terminator Salvation feast your eyes on this clip of a computer generated Arnold Schwarzenegger appearing in the film. Check out our previous coverage of this exciting installment of the Terminator franchise. … [Read more...]
That underwhelming Android update
June 4, 2009 By
Admittedly I’m a bit behind with his post, but am I the only person who found the long awaited ‘cupcake’ update for Google’s Android OS pretty under whelming? It certainly delivered everything which was expected (mostly basic features which should have always been present in a smartphone) but the result, at least in my view, is still a pretty unimpressive OS which looks far too ugly and lacks any ‘must … [Read more...]
Angels and Demons: The Crazy World of Dan Brown*
June 3, 2009 By
I know quite a few people who are critical of Dan Brown and are very dismissive of his books. I have to admit that I don't think he is a particularly good writer, but when I read his books I do feel driven to read on and find out what happens next - which is really the most important thing to ask of a thriller. He is the P.T Barnum of modern thriller writing - his writing isn't truth, or theology, but it is … [Read more...]
Terminator Salvation: Crew interview
June 3, 2009 By
“NO FATE BUT WHAT WE MAKE” - THE END BEGINS The human drama at the heart of Terminator Salvation unfolds against a bomb-blasted post-apocalyptic America in the aftermath of Judgment Day. “We’re telling the story of the world after Judgment Day,” says Director McG. “This is the story of the becoming of John Connor, the becoming of Kyle Reese, the strengthening of Skynet, and where our humanity … [Read more...]
Terminator Salvation: the wait is almost over
June 1, 2009 By
Terminator Salvation, the long-awaited fourth Terminator movie, hits the UK's screens tomorrow, 3rd June, with Christian Bale starring as John Connor, the man fated to lead the human resistance against Skynet and its army of Terminators. Like Connor, Terminator fans may think they know what the future has in store but the appearance of Marcus Wright (Sam Worthington), a stranger whose last memory is of being on … [Read more...]
Orange offers Pay As You Go Blackberry 8900
June 1, 2009 By
Orange has become the first UK network to offer the BlackBerry Curve 8900 smartphone to Pay As You Go customers. Retailing at £249.99, the 8900 follows Orange’s previous launch of a PAYG BlackBerry Pearl 8120. For a limited period new customers who buy the 8900 will receive six months of free email and web browsing. After this time, customers can take out Orange’s pay as you go BlackBerry Internet Service for … [Read more...]
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