I received a closed beta code for the game Little Big Planet (for PS3) from a nice guy called Emusan! So I thought I would make a competition out of it. So the first one to comment will get the beta code.

So start commenting!

WizzKid

P.S. No time wasters. I will need proof to prove you have a PS3!

My personal thoughts on the Google Phone… I would wait a few months, this google OS is still in the testing period. I think an i-phone would be a better choice. But hey, that’s your decision

A while ago (in July) I wrote about a free online First Person Shooter called Combat Arms, check the post out here. I said I would do a review on it in July, but completely forgot. So here goes…

Once you have downloaded it here (442MB) then you will have to register and create an account. After creating an account you will have to update HackShield and then enter your login details, click submit.

If you are outside the USA then you will get an error pi=30022. Guess why?

I was all set to do a review on this awesome looking game, but for some stupid reason its only limited to USA. Why the hell would somebody make a game for USA only? It doesn’t mention anything about USA only on their website either.

There is ways to get around this error, one would be to use a SOCKs Proxy, but to find one that wouldn’t lag immensely would be hard. So that review is wrecked.

Stupid Nixon.

Hey Guys,

I love the internet and its amazing to have it in my pocket (on my iPhone 3G). But having full access using a computer would be really nice. My dad found an announcement from T-Mobile saying their going to offer Pay/Go Mobile Broadband.

You have three different packages available:

1 Day
Mobile Broadband 1 Day is available for just £2 a day. Ideal for customers who occasionally want access to the internet when they’re out and about, either visiting friends or taking advantage of the occasional day of sunshine we get by logging on in the park. A recent T-Mobile survey found that 44% of Brits think we should have access to the internet anywhere in the UK.

7 Day
Suited to customers that want to stay connected when they’re away from their home connection either on business or on holiday – Mobile Broadband for seven days offers unlimited broadband access for seven days for only £10.

30 Day
For customers that will use mobile broadband regularly but do not want to commit to a year-long contract, Mobile Broadband 30 Day is the option. Mobile Broadband for thirty days offers unlimited broadband access for only £20.

To access this great deal you have to buy a USB (Modem) Stick 110 which will set you back £49.99. I think the above prices are really good, but paying £49.99 for the stick is slightly pricey.

You plug the stick into your laptop and thats it, you are prompt to choose a plan.

In a few weeks I will be travelling down to Glasgow, so I might purchase it for that.

What do you think?

WizzKid

The video I am about to show you is pretty crazy stuff. Google is currently celebrating their 10th anniversary. After 10 years this guy below is claiming to be another founder of Google back in 1997. Currently there is Larry Page and Sergey Brin and this third guy is called Hubert Chang.

I cant really tell if this is true. Find out more from TechCrunch

I’m a great fan of Facebook and we all know its available in a wide selection of languages.

Well have you ever heard of the pirate language? Facebook gives you an option to change the website language to Pirate. Scroll to the bottom and select it from the menu.

Heres a screenshot:

 

Going with my post about Google Mobile Phone (below), check the new advert out:

Can you see the spelling mistake?

A few months ago I blogged about Google Android, to some it up, Google have made an Operating System for Mobile Phone Devices. A lot of people are comparing this to the iPhone 3G, but we shall see. Heres what I think:

T-Mobile will be selling this device. It is expected to cost a nice £108. Which is the same price as the iPhone 3G 8GB. The G1 Mobile Phone will be all around Google. Y’know Google?

It will have built into it:

• Google Search
• Google Maps
• Gmail
• Google Calendar
• Google Talk
• YouTube

It will be available in the United States October 22nd and will be sold in pretty much all T-Mobile stores and online. Sadly it will not be available for Pay/Go. The contracts are as follows (for USA):

Once you’ve selected a specific T-Mobile voice plan, you must also choose a data plan in order for your G1™ to work. You can choose from a data plan that offers 400 messages and unlimited data access for $25 a month—or add unlimited messaging for just $10 more a month.

It has similar features to the iPhone 3G, but it has a better camera; a nice 3.1 MegaPixels. It has a QWERTY Keyboard, Touch Screen, Slightly less memory with 1GB Internal Memory, but you can fit a Memory Card of upto 8GB.

Also Google have made something similar to AppStore on the iPhone. Its called Android Market. You can download a range of different applications wirelessly on the device its self.

Heres a video demo below:
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Whats your thoughts?

Official Homepage: http://t-mobileg1.com/

Thanks,

WizzKid

P.S. Ill try and get UK pricing for the UK readers

Have you seen those PC vs Mac adverts that Apple produce? Heres one below:

Well the PC Guy uses an iPhone: