People whom already visit TM from their mobile phones will already know this, but I figure that since most of the kinks have been worked out of it, we can now tell you lot. TechMamba now has a mobile version!

Just use your vaguely web 2.0 useable portable telephony device, connect to the interwebnets and come to this site, and we’ll instantly check if we need to render the mobile site or not for you. If you want the full-fat experience, you’re free to do so by clicking a link within the mobile site.

Really, just go to www.techmamba.com on your phone’s browser, no different URL to remember at all. Or, if you have a QR Code reader on your phone, take a photo of this image, if only to save you seconds of typing…

On Friday and part of the weekend, some visitors will have been greeted by a malware warning from Google in an effort to protect your computers.
We have since spent some time correcting the damage caused and trying to prevent this from happening again.

We apologise for any inconvenience this may have caused you, and I can only hope that the people that caused this gets some form of painful vengeance upon them.

Anyway, back to normal…

Apologies to you all, but sadly E3 is on, and that means that all hands are on deck at Gametactics.com and E3coverage.com until the flood of news ends. Normal service should return next week.

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TechMamba is what we hope to be a fairly good tech blog. If it’s computer, gadget, hardware, robotics or internet related and somehow the news tickles anyone writing for this blog’s fancy, then you will see it here.

Stick around, you might see something you might like.

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