Looks like Google may be planning to reveal a $199 tablet which is built by Asus. At least, according to the fine people at Bloomberg. the new tablet will be 7-inches and will run the new Android software called Jelly Bean. Google is slated to reveal both at their Google I/O event which starts today in San Franscisco. The new tablet is to take aim at Apple's iPad and possibly Microsoft's new Tablet called Surface a derivative of the old Microsoft Surface Table. This will be the first time that Google has released their own hardware tablet that would be built by both them and Asus. It will be a challenge for Google to enter the tablet market against Apple but at a $199 price point they may have a shot.

Though the television set did not make an appearance at Apple's recent Worldwide Developer Conference in June, Apple's 'push in to the living room' is almost guaranteed to be happening fairly soon. Hints in Walter Isaacson's biography of Steve Jobs, Apple execs murmuring...it seems that Apple sees itself as beyond computers and mobile devices, and facilitating efficiency and positive user experience across a range of pursuits. So, what can we expect from an iTV? This article will take a look at some rumours and match them up against Apple's unique design philosophy.

Apple has just got a little bit of good new concerning their suit against the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1. District Judge Lucy Koh agreed to tentatively stop sales of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 tab in the US. She makes this ruling and states the following:

"While Samsung will certainly suffer lost sales from the issuance of an injunction, the hardship to Apple of having to directly compete with Samsung’s infringing products outweighs Samsung’s harm in light of the previous findings by the Court,"

  Andrew and Keith play yet another title from Freelance Games, but thankfully we've also got the mind-erasing Nyan Cat Adventure here to cleanse your palette.

Things just get stranger for Juliet Starling as zombie terrorists storm the school and challenge her to a game of basketball. Yeah, that was just stuff that happened in a sentence. God I love this game. Oh yeah, and deadly pole dancing attacks. What's that zombies? You want to treat Ms. Starling like another piece of meat? Good luck.

In virtual-reality speak, ‘immersion’ can mean a number of different things. Ever taken a look at the Matrix, and thought about what it might mean for us? Rene Descartes was one of the first to ask this question – if we’re totally ‘immersed’ in an environment where all sense stimuli are artificially produced and fed to us, how could we distinguish that environment from external reality?

  In this blocky edition of playing XBLIG Keith and Andrew learn a lot about right angles. There's also some games involved.

Apple had filed suit against Motorola Mobility it what they believed was a blatant copy of the iPhone. Just recently Judge Richard Posner ended the case with extreme prejudice meaning that neither company can re-file the but they can appeal.