Apple finally goes into the cloud, Nintendo goes for the most unfortunate name for its new console and the Windows 8 tablet, is it coming? All this and much more on this week’s edition of TECHGEEK Weekly
Hosted by Stewart and Tom, you may be wondering why I am writing this post – despite the fact that I wasn’t on the podcast. Well, you may find that Stewart was lazy to write the post, so I’m left with the writing up of this post – so I really don’t know what’s happening. So you should listen to find out.
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Show Notes
The Weekly Overview
Rumour Mill: Microsoft launching own Windows 8 tablet?
Spain arrest 3 over PSN breach, identified as Anonymous
BlackBerry PlayBook coming to Australia – 20 June, starts at $579
In The Loop
Mac OS X Lion: 250 new features, $32
iOS 5: New notifications, Twitter integration, Newsstand, New Safari Features
iCloud: Free Music, Calendar, Mail, Contacts, App Sync
New Apple Campus set to hold 12,000
Tom’s Stockings
iCloud Communications Files Suit Against Apple Over ‘iCloud’ Name
Constrained Supplies Suggest Mac Mini Server and Mac Pro Server Headed for Refresh
Windows XP users will finally need to upgrade to enter the iCloud
E3/Pwnage Playtime
HALO 4 ANNOUNCED – to come out “Holiday 2012″ [updated with trailer]
First Halo game to be remastered for Xbox 360
GALLERY & TRAILER: Halo Anniversary (Xbox 360)
Halo Combat Evolved Anniversary + Halo 4
Xbox 360 to add Live TV, brand new Dashboard UI
Minecraft coming to Xbox Live this Summer
E3 2011: BioShock Infinite (with Gallery)
E3 2011: The Next Generation Portable is now the PlayStation Vita
E3 2011: This is the Nintendo Wii U
RYSE – the game that could get an RC in Australia [TRAILER]
Tom’s Stockings
Redsn0w 0.9.8b1 released for Mac, brings tethered jailbreak to iOS 5
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Limited Edition gets Android 3.1 update, that much cooler
Bird Electron EP-15V charges your MacBook Air from eight C-type batteries