Nokia has confirmed that the newly-launched Lumia 800 will be given a software update in the new year to resolve battery issues. Speaking on the Support Discussions page, Nokia outlined the issue and promised the fix would be launching soon: “On Monday 12th December some of our customers started to comment in various social media that the preloaded diagnostics tool in some of the Nokia Lumia 800 phones was showing lower battery capacity than expected. It’s all cool “We immediately started to investigate these reports and can now confirm that while the battery itself is fine, a software problem on certain variants is limiting the phone’s ability to access the full battery capacity,” wrote Nokia. “The good news is that as this is a software problem it can be easily resolved.
Groove Coaster is a great rhythm game for your iPhone and iPad that we reviewed a while back . It’s a fresh take on the otherwise tiresome music-tapping game on iOS. The latest update brought the game to version 2.0, and with it come five new tracks – two are available for free, with three as new in-app purchases. You are able to view a trailer of the new levels here
NCAA bowl season may already be underway, but the best games are yet to be played. To make sure you’re up on who’s playing whom–and privy to all the history and trivia behind the many match-ups and rivalries– The Daily is offering football fans this comprehensive iPad guide . In a(n obvious) partnership with Fox Sports, the College Bowl Guide 2011-2012 features loads of exclusive content, including game predictions, interviews, analyses, videos, photos, highlights, quizzes, and more.
Sony Ericsson has taken the bold and brilliant move of releasing its alpha build of Android 4.0 which can be installed on unlocked Xperia handsets. The alpha ROM can be installed on unlocked Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc S , Xperia Neo V and the Xperia Ray handsets. The ROM brings with it most of the features that Ice Cream Sandwich offers, but a few are limited and some are missing altogether.
TechRadar’s best gear of 2011 Every year, we review hundreds of bits of hardware here at TechRadar, and every year the standard gets better and better. The phones get more advanced, the PCs get faster and the TVs get a picture quality we never though possible. Of course, it can be hard to follow all those reviews, especially when some products get so much hype, but turn out to be disappointing