HTC FLYER TABLET with 1.5GHz single-core CPU

HTC has officially announced its new tablet, the HTC Flyer, at MWC 2011. After the rumors of the past few weeks, the Flyer’s existence hardly comes as a surprise; however, some of the technology decisions HTC has made – including supplying it with an active stylus – are pretty surprising.

HTC Flyer

Its brand new 7-inch Flyer Android tablet, which touts a 1.5GHz single-core CPU, 1GB of RAM plus 32GB of flash storage, an aluminum unibody construction, 1024 x 600 resolution, a tablet-optimized version of Sense, and... what's this, a pressure-sensitive stylus! The HTC Scribe trademark we saw floating around in legal waters turned out not to be the branding for a tablet, it's actually the name HTC gives to the technology enabling what it calls a "groundbreaking pen experience." Other details include a 5 megapixel camera on the back paired with a 1.3 megapixel imager up front, a 4000mAh battery rated to last for four hours of continuous video playback, and memory expandability via a microSD card.

XBox Kinect the best motion controller

Xbox Kinect

With its emphasis on fun over graphics, the Nintendo Wii has been the surprise hit of the current generation of game consoles. It's taken a few years, but Sony and Microsoft have finally answered the motion-gaming call with the PlayStation Move and the Xbox Kinect (reviewed here). Whether your loyalties lie with motion gaming,

Nobody ever said pioneering a new type of controller would be an easy thing. Go ask the guys at Nintendo about how unresponsive the Wii could be if not used precisely enough for a particular game. Or we could ask Sony about those barely function Sixaxis controls that are almost never used in any games except when shoehorned in poorly. Microsoft's Kinect follows along on this trend, faring much better than the Sixaxis but a bit behind the Wii. Why has it fallen behind on the Wii when it theoretically should be a superior experience?

Though it can broadly be called a "motion controller," Microsoft's Kinect is a different beast. Unlike both Sony's Move and Nintendo's Wii MotionPlus controllers--which detect motion as you wave them around in your hands--Kinect turns your entire body into the "controller," with the Kinect hardware--a motion detector/camera that you set up in front of or on top of your TV--converting your movements into gestures that the Xbox can understand.

Logitech G25 Racing Steering Wheel

While gaming consoles and computers have made huge leaps in performance and realism, the human interface often gets left behind. Advanced game consoles such as the PS3 still make use of a standard controller. While they do offer motion sensing and are wireless, they do not give the user the real-world experience like the more expensive simulators. Gamers can now rejoice with the realism offered by Logitech's new G25 Racing Wheel. The G25 is a premium package that features a premium force-feedback steering wheel designed for simulated racing and includes the world’s first dual-configuration gaming shifter that changes with a flip of a knob. In one of the modes there is a six-speed gated shifter with a separate reverse gear and in the other mode a sequential up/down shifter. This enables the system to deliver a great experience on games that don’t support a full six-speed shifter. Out of the box, the G25 is designed to deliver an experience to remember with impressive performance and a great feel.

Logitech G25 Racing Wheel

First of its kind two-motor force-feedback mechanism with the G25 wheel console, providing stronger and a lot of precise feedback. With a second motor, the directional forces are a lot of realistic and evenly distributed throughout the wheel — drivers can feel everything from the banks within the road to impact with walls, structures and alternative cars. The two-motor system is additionally a lot of quieter than alternative force-feedback solutions.

First 3D Monitor in the World - Acer GN245HQ

Acer presents the GN245HQ, the first 3D monitor in the world to support the HDMI 3D solution from NVIDIA for enabling users to fully appreciate the array of possibilities brought by the stereoscopic technology.Offering powerful and exciting graphics as well as top-notch technology, the GN245HQ 3D monitor is particularly well suited for gaming and enjoying movies.Acer’s new combines Full HD 3D imagery via HDMI 3D or DVI-DL (dual link) connectivity with NVIDIA 3D vision.

Acer new GN245HQ

While offering impressive visuals, the GN245HQ is also a striking sight. A futuristic style with clean, severe lines and sharply angled surfaces underlined its strong character. The elaborate design of the base conveys speed and performance evoking today’s fast paced videogames. The power button blends seamlessly with the eye-catching bezel, highlighting the care in designing even the tiniest detail.

New Sony Vaio C series

Electronics giant Sony is the latest manufacturer to jump on the Sandy Bridge bandwagon, announcing its new Vaio C notebook series that not only bring processing power, but tons of color: the Vaio C’s come in neon green or neon orange cases, and radiate light from the edges of the notebook and round the touchpad, virtually guaranteeing owners will have the loudest computer in the room—even if the speakers are off.

“The new Vaio C Series delivers an extraordinary design with new, vivid materials,” said Sony senior VP Mike Lucas, in a statement. “Combined with premium performance and features, as well as enhanced with Sony Imagination Studio, C Series users can be entertained and show off their creative side.”

Sony VAIO C Series

Sony VAIO C Series Laptops that includes second generation Intel Core i5 processor, Blu-ray Disc drive (select models), and AMD Radeon Hybrid Graphics card (select models) with 1GB video memory delivering wonderful image quality all in a very distinctive style. Also obtainable in Lightning White and Bolt Black, the new Sony VAIO C Series encompasses a distinctive, appealing pattern and is accessible in 2 screen sizes – the VAIO CA10 model that options a 14-inch/35.5 cm (1366 x 768) widescreen LED backlit LCD widescreen show and therefore the VAIO CB10 model that options a 15.5-inch LED backlit LCD widescreen show with the choice of a Full HD 1080p screen.

HTC ChaCha Facebook Smartphone

The smartphone dance floor just got a refreshment with offering Facebook access through a dedicated button - the the HTC ChaCha. The HTC ChaCha is a portrait full QWERTY candybar, which could have huge success among youngsters. After all, nothing could compare to a physical keyboard for typing and typing is what the ChaCha is best for. 

HTC ChaCha

The Facebook centric handset will come with Android 2.4 skinned with HTC Sense, but this time HTC's modifications have reflected the social networking core of the handsets. Interestingly, the blue Facebook button has integrated some context awareness and will flash whenever your environment suggests sharing something on the social network. Stay tuned for our hands-on to see it in action.

Samsung Wave 578 (S5780) Smartphone

Samsung has unveiled the new mid-range Samsung WAVE 578 (S5780) Smartphone, at Mobile World Congress 2011 at Barcelona, is its next handset based on the opinion-dividing BADA mobile operating system platform which allows third-party applications integration capability and also features Near Field Communication (NFC) chip.

Samsung Wave 578

The new Samsung Wave 578 smartphone is equipped with Near Field Communication (NFC) – a technology that allows users to enjoy many innovative services such as mobile payment at the shops and paying transportation fare, reading tags, getting mobile coupons, etc.

BADA, which means Ocean in Korea, mobile operating system is one of the latest mobile OS which is in direct competition to several prevailing high-end operating system for mobiles such as Apple’s iPhone OS, Google’s open-source Android OS, Microsoft’s Windows Mobile, Blackberry’s RIM and Nokis’s open-source Symbian OS.

RIM BlackBerry Torch 9800

RIM introduced the new BlackBerry Torch 9800 Smartphone in market featuring capacitive touch screen, easy-to-use BlackBerry keyboard, full HTML browser with pinch to zoom or fluidly navigate and the optical trackpad. The BlackBerry Torch 9800 Smartphone is the first BlackBerry smartphone to launch with latest BlackBerry 6 operating system, a new operating system that retains the familiar and trusted features that distinguish the BlackBerry brand while delivering a fresh, approachable and engaging experience that’s powerful and easy to use.

BlackBerry Torch 9800

Another slightly surprising aspect of the Torch is that's it's a slider, combining its touchscreen with the traditional BlackBerry QWERTY keyboard. This is understandable really as RIM's pedigree is in this arena, but it's hard to escape the feeling that the touchscreen interface and physical keyboard are uncomfortable bedfellows, allies thrust together in an acrimonious peace. RIM has dodged one glaring oversight of the Palm Pre, however, as it has added a touchscreen keyboard to supplement the physical one.

The RIM BlackBerry Torch is the first model to ship running BlackBerry OS 6, and much like the phone's design, when revamping the BlackBerry platform, RIM wanted to present something both fresh and familiar. There's a good bit of the familiar but a greater amount that's new, so this is definitely a major overhaul of the platform and not just a few added features.

LG Optimus PAD

LG makes some great smartphones, so it's hardly a surprise to discover that it's joining the tablet party with the Optimus Pad.

LG Optimus Pad Tablet that features a unique 8.9-inch capacitive touchscreen display offering uncompromising viewability, and is powered by Android version 3.0 Honeycomb operating system. Powered by Android 3.0 Honeycomb OS along with applications which has been especially designed for large screen tablets the LG Optimus Pad features 1GHz dual-core NVIDIA Tegra 2 mobile processor with built-in 3D hardware accelerator to deliver lag-free web browsing and quick app start up.

LG-Optimus-Pad

The LG Optimus Pad has a built-in 3D camera - actually dual 5 Megapixel snappers - enabling users to capture vivid image and video content to be viewed on a 3D TV (which you will need ) or shared on the web via YouTube 3D.

HTC Incredible S

The first thing to note about the HTC Incredible S is that it brings a new and popular screen size to the HTC line. Stepping in at 4-inches, it is the same size as the popular Samsung Galaxy S, and in terms of screen size sits between the HTC Desire HD and the new HTC Desire S handsets. In big screen sizes HTC now have something for everyone.

HTC Incredible S Android S Smartphone

Build with a single block of aluminum, the HTC Incredible S smartphone feel solid and natural in  hand and runs on Android 2.2 Froyo operating system with HTC Sense 3.0 touchscreen user interface featuring touch sensitive buttons. Powered by 1GHz Qualcomm MSM8255 Snapdragon processor with Adreno 205 graphics chipset, the HTC Incredible S smartphone features Accelerometer sensor, and Proximity sensor and is based on Android 2.2 Froyo operating system for mobile devices with the next-generation HTC Sense touchscreen user interface with cloud services.

Blackberry Curve 3G

A quick and clever QWERTY-toting BlackBerry for the budget-conscious

The BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 is a perked-up version of the entry-level BlackBerry Curve 8520, with 3G connectivity and slightly more oomph under the hood. But its trackpad is frustrating, and it offers absolutely nothing to get excited about. Overall, the Curve 3G is the definition of 'decent but dull'.

Blackberry Curve 3G 

The BlackBerry Curve 3G looks like yet another BlackBerry handset. Its full QWERTY keyboard sits below a 2.4-inch screen, with the 2-megapixel camera on the reverse. Offering 3G connectivity as well as Wi-Fi, the handset promises fast internet browsing while apps and themes can be easily downloaded from the BlackBerry App World.

BlackBerry PlayBook - the BlackBerry tablet

At Research In Motion's annual BlackBerry Developer Conference, CEO Mike Lazaridis announced the company's new tablet -- the PlayBook. The tablet will utilize an OS created by the recently acquired QNX (just as we'd heard previous to the announcement) called the BlackBerry Tablet OS which will offer full OpenGL and POSIX support alongside web standards such as HTML5 (which is all tied into RIM's new WebWorks SDK). Lazaridis was joined on stage by the company's founder, Dan Dodge, who said that "QNX is going to enable things that you have never seen before," and added that the PlayBook would be "an incredible gaming platform for publishers and the players." RIM also touted the PlayBook's ability to handle Flash content via Flash 10.1, as well as Adobe AIR apps.

The new BlackBerry PlayBook tablet is powered by a 1 GHz dual-core processor and the new BlackBerry Tablet OS which supports true symmetric multiprocessing and includes 1GB RAM, Wi-Fi – 802.11 a/b/g/N wireless LAN connectivity, and Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR wireless connectivity.

The new BlackBerry PlayBook also features Dual HD cameras – a 3.0 megapixel front facing camera for video calling and a 5 MP rear facing camera for high-resolution still picture capture and full 1080p HD video recording. The PlayBook tablet also allows video playback supporting 1080p HD Video, H.264, MPEG, DivX, WMV and audio playback supporting MP3, AAC, WMA files.

BlackBerry PlayBook - the BlackBerry tablet

Motorola GLAM XT800 Dual-SIM Android Smartphone

If you travel a lot and need a phone that can support dual SIM cards, Motorola’s dual-SIM packing Glam XT 800 might be just what you need. The Android-powered smartphone has a slot that will work with any CDMA SIM card to get you connected for voice and data anywhere you might roam. The other SIM card slot holds a GSM SIM card.

Motorola GLAM XT800 Dual-SIM Android Smartphone

Motorola GLAM runs on Android v2.2 Froyo version with MOTOBLUR user interface which is Motorola’s Android-powered content delivery service, which organizes messages and synchronizes contacts to keep conversations in constant motion. With MOTOBLUR user interface users can navigate and organize their messages, happenings, news, apps and widgets, like never before.

MSI's GT663 Laptop Has GTX 460M

MSI GT663 Gaming Laptop,  that is powered by Intel Quad Core i7 Processors and packs the NVIDIA’s high-end discrete graphics card to support DirectX 11.

MSI's GT663 Laptop Has GTX 460M

The GT663 laptop, the latest entry in its "G" series that packs Nvidia’s GeForce GTX 460M discreet graphics with 1.5 GB of dedicated GDDR5 video memory, delivering a crisp, clear view, giving you a battlefield edge.. The new laptop trails behind the company’s current "F" series of laptops that also use GeForce GTX 460M discreet graphics.

Dell Venue Android Powered Smartphone

Until now the Dell Venue device name has only been associated with Windows Phone 7. But now the computer maker has officially launched the Dell Venue——and it’s an Android-running smartphone with a 4.1-inch display with Gorilla Glass, and an eight megapixel camera.

Dell Venue Android Powered Smartphone

The Dell Venue smartphone was formerly launched at Bangalore Fashion week and is based on Android 2.2 Froyo platform featuring a blazing-fast Qualcomm 1GHz Snapdragon QSD8250 processor.

Saving Wet Cellphones

We all know someone who's handled to drop their particular cell phone into a potty, kitchen sink or pool. Although it may look catastrophic your phone just went swimming, you can find quite a few things you can do to try and save your phone.

Obtain it out of your normal water at the earliest opportunity. A lot of the cell phones hold the plastic material cover lids quite tight. It would get around twenty mere seconds with regard to normal water to have from the handles and also walk inside. So, instantly remove the actual device from drinking water. Even worst, in the event that the device will be stuck or something like that, observe when you can eliminate it at-least, that will prevent the short-circuit.

Motorola's Xoom the Real iPad Rival's

Motorola XOOM Android Powered Tablet Computer

After months of speculation, the tablet wars begin in earnest this week. Motorola is release a new a gadget it's Xoom tablet on Feb. 24, and I consider it the first truly comparable competitor to Apple's hit iPad. That is partly because it is the first iPad challenger to run Honeycomb, an elegant new version of Google's Android operating system designed especially for tablets.

Google’s new Android operating system 3.0 Honeycomb who claimed to have been designed from the ground up for the tablet device.  Honeycomb v3.0 Android Google Mobile feature the latest innovations with improved Android favorites such as widgets, multi-tasking, browse, notice and customization.