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• 31 July 2008

• News: Nintendo: Next Wii is not 'particularly interesting'

  Nintendo's president has revealed that work has begun on the follow-up to the Nintendo Wii console.

• 30 July 2008

• News: Dell developing £50 iPod-killer

  Dell is currently working on a digital music player designed to rival Apple's iPod.

• News: Lawsuit targets Nintendo DS piracy

  Nintendo and a group of 53 game software companies have filed a lawsuit against five companies they allege sold a device that enables copied games to be played on the Nintendo DS handheld console.

• 28 July 2008

• News: New PlayStation 3 gets FCC approval

  A new version of Sony's PlayStation 3 (PS3) console was approved by the US Federal Communications Commission last week, according to the agency's online filings database.

• 25 July 2008

• News: Nintendo Wii-mote gets contactless charger

  A new charger developed by Sanyo makes replenishing the batteries in Nintendo Wii controllers as easy as placing them in a cradle.

• 24 July 2008

• News: Manga comics coming to Nintendo Wii

  Four of Japan's biggest comic book - or 'manga' - publishers are coming together to bring digital versions of their magazines to Nintendo's Wii console.

• 23 July 2008

• News: VHS memories destroyed by tape mould

  VHS tapes that contain precious memories such as weddings, family holidays or even your child's first steps may be at risk of mould, which will destroy them, reports Pinnacle.

• News: Nintendo sorry for lack of hardcore Wii games

  Nintendo says the lack of hardcore games announcements at the recent E3 exhibition was merely a "misunderstanding", following claims from Nintendo Wii fans that the console maker had forgotten its loyal fan base.

• 22 July 2008

• News: Virgin accounts for a third of iPlayer viewings

  The BBC's move to allow Virgin Media customers to access its iPlayer service via their TVs is already paying dividends, with Virgin subscribers watching 10.5m on-demand BBC shows in June

• News: Microsoft releases Windows Home Server fix

  Microsoft has released an update to Windows Home Server that fixes a data-corruption problem some users were having with the software.

• 19 July 2008

• News: First look: Sony Playstation Video store

  Sony's Playstation Video Store, which offers 300 movies and 1,200 TV clips for download, went live this week.

• 18 July 2008

• News: UK to get Sony PlayTV in September

  Sony's PlayTV, the digital TV recorder for PS3 and PSP will launch in the UK on 10th September.

• News: VIDEO: 108-inch TV taller than a person

  The Piccadilly cinema in Tokyo's Shinjuku district is the first place in the world that people can see Sharp's monster 108-inch LCD screen in use.

• 17 July 2008

• News: Amazon launches new video store

  Amazon is offering 40,000 downloadable movies and TV shows in its new online store Amazon Video on Demand.

• 16 July 2008

• Video: Nintendo and Sony dominates day two at E3

  Day two of E3 and big news from Sony and Nintendo. First from Nintendo and the makers of the Wii are responding to the popularity of music simulations games like Guitar Hero and Rock Band with one of their own.

• News: Nintendo demos gesture-controlled Wii Music

  Nintendo has given a real-time demo of long-rumoured title Wii Music at the E3 exhibition, demonstrating gesture-controlled instruments and the new Wii MotionPlus attachment.

• News: Sony overhauls PS3 Home at E3

  Sony demonstrated a visually overhauled PS3 Home today at the E3 exhibition in California yesterday, along with a video download and rental service for the PS3 and PSP.

• 15 July 2008

• Video: Day one at E3 brings lots of Xbox 360 news

  E3 is underway in Los Angeles and the big news from day one is a coup for Microsoft: The Xbox 360 will be getting Final Fantasy 13 on the same day as it appears on the PlayStation 3.

• 14 July 2008

• News: Third of TVs still rely on analogue signal

  Nearly a third of the UK's 60 million TVs still aren't connected to digital services from the likes of Sky, Virgin of Freeview, according to a new Ofcom study.

• 12 July 2008

• News: 8-step guide to watching TV on your PC and mobile

  What better way to relax than to curl up in front of a good TV show? PC Advisor explains how you can get your daily fix on your PC, wherever your travels might take you.

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