Indie developer Amanita Design outdoes itself with this point-and-click exploration game chock full of imagination and flair. Band of Brothers What do Mr. Lantern, Mr. Feather, Mr. Poppy Head, Mr. Twig and Mrs. Mushroom all have in common? Well a quest to save the last seed of their home tree of course. Confused? You should be. One thing you shouldn’t be though is surprised. Coming from the hive mind of Czech company Amanita Design, Botanicula is a product of love. The company ...

The Samsung Galaxy Y Pro is a simple "smartphone" aimed at the emerging markets. With a fidgety touchscreen and a BlackBerry style keyboard, can the Samsung Galaxy Y Pro appeal to the lower-end of the smartphone loving spectrum? Fearless Gearburn gadget reporter Michelle Atagana turns up the heat in this video review of Samsung's latest mobile phone. Join us as we take an in-depth look at this phone and see whether we gear it or burn it. [jwplayer config="Post_embedded" mediaid="39768"]

Have you watched the video? Go watch it again. Right, evil is back. Diablo III launches May 15. That's just three weeks shy of male virginity reaching an all-time high. We're not sure what's better though, the video or the comments just below it. "MY GIRLFRIEND SAID THAT THIS VIDEO SUCKS; SHE'S SINGLE NOW, JUST KIDDIN' SHE'S DEAD :D". Fifteen May, remember that as the day social lives across the globe ended.

Gearburn is giving away four copies of Tiger Woods PGA Tour 13: Masters Collection Edition, which includes Tiger Woods PGA Tour 13. How to enter: Tweet @gearburn how you would make golf more interesting. The most creative answer, wins a copy of Tiger Woods PGA Tour 13: Masters Collection Edition. We have two PS3 and two Xbox 360 copies to give away. Please include the hashtag #gearburngiveaway and include the console you are entering for. Tweet OR Leave your answer in the comments below. The competition ...

If brilliance is a crime, Samsung's Galaxy Nexus is a mass-murderer. From tip to toe, the Nexus exudes class. It doesn't have the glass and metal knockout combo of the iPhone 4S, rather a plastic shell with a screen which seems to melt into the sides of the phone. At 135g, the Nexus is a heavyweight which is baffling considering the all-plastic exterior. We can chalk this up to the massive battery which lurks inside. Run your finger along the rear of the Nexus and you'll feel ...

The new BlackBerry Curve 9320 leaves nothing to the imagination. It runs BlackBerry OS 7.1, has the same look of previous Curves but with a "better keyboard" according to a Vietnamese site which has been lucky (can we say lucky when it comes to a BlackBerry?) enough to preview it. The specs are underwhelming at best, so we can guess that this will be a budget phone that slots in at the US$150 mark. The 9320 has a single-core CPU (retch), ...

According to rumours, the MacBook Air will phase in as the MacBook Pro is effectively killed off. There's no better time then for an iPad which morphs into a MacBook Air, care of this dazzlingly innovative Kickstarter.com project named "The Brydge". The description on Kickstarter.com sounds promising. Brydge is an elegant solution to the lack of quality iPad keyboards and accessories currently on the market. Made from aerospace-grade aluminum, with optional stereo speakers, Brydge connects to your iPad using a patent-pending hinge. This click-in ...

A while back, I wrote a piece on one of my favorite and most frequently used apps, Phraseology, developed by the guys over at Agile Tortoise. This week I take a look at its latest creation, the aptly titled quick launch note taking and text prepping app, Drafts. So as I am not (yet) a full-time writer, I can unfortunately not spend as much time on my craft as I would like to. This means that I can only devote small ...

Samsung's Galaxy S III teases are plum out of control. Today, Chinese mobile forum Mobile01 released this candid shot of the Samsung GT-I9300, or commonly known as the testing unit which is supposed to shield the casing of the S III from our prying eyes. The picture proves one thing, that the S III case design (or whatever this phone will be) is far from finalised. Look at the Android 4.0 buttons near the bottom of the image. There are four buttons, not ...

All we have is a single picture to go by, but if a picture is worth a 1000 words, the portrait above screams "I'm a skinny 6.65mm bastard of a phone!" As for details, there are none, just a slim-ass picture of a phone which mimics the look of the mighty iPhone 4S. What we can tell is that it will be an Android device, judging by the familiar layout of buttons on the bottom of the phone. "Home", "back" and ...