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A new kid on the block will soon appear in the first quarter of 2008. The Sony Ericsson K660 will be soon marketed as Sony Ericsson’s now web phone. It features HSDPA or mobile broadband.It is an amazing phone.

features of this mobile phone range include 1.3 megapixel shooter, VGA cameras, mp3 player and FM tuner. The stereo headphones actually sound pretty good! The phone is a real benefit. It will certainly prove the best for all those who are mobile phone lovers.

Sony Ericsson has announced its first GPS navigation capable handset today with the launch of the new K530. While Nokia has been bundling GPS functionality in handsets for a little while now, Sony Ericsson has, until now, not entered the fray.

This is the Smartphone for people who are on the fast track to success. The new Samsung SCH–i760 with Windows Mobile 6 Professional makes any space a workspace.it can access net, store many songs.I love this phone.

Sony Ericsson has launched the new W960 Walkman handset in a row of handset announcements.Similar to Apple's iPhone, the Sony Ericsson W960 sports 8GB of on board memory and a 2.6" 262k color, QVGA resolution touch screen display. This means up to 700 albums worth of music can be stored on the device and navigated with the new Walkman Touch player.

Its specs are exactly what I need right now: Bluetooth, Windows Mobile 5.0 OS, web browser (IE), Instant Messenger, and touchscreen display. Moreover, the handset comes with a 1.3 megapixel camera,

It’ a revolutionary phone that has become an threat for its competitors in very short time. Nokia N81 multimedia computer is a true mobile entertainment powerhouse. It has digital music player so play all your favorite songs at any time and at any place. It supports MP3 (VBR), AAC, eAAC+, AAC+, WMA/M4A, WAV format tracks. You can synchronize music with Window Media Player11 installed on your PC. Transfer music of your choice between your Nokia N81 and your PC. It has dedicated volume keys with 20 steps and 5 equalizer bands you’ll get awesome sound that will rock you as well as everybody near you. You can also tune to your favorite channel at your N81’s FM radio.

Now you can have Disney-Like Magical Fireflies. These are the only moving and glowing fireflies lighting effect available for your backyard. This outdoor lighting effect adds wonderful ambiance. Installs in minutes, no tools, no hassle.

No exterior modifications needed on car

In contrast to conventional auxiliary lights, Rayzer is positioned inside the car. The combination of the positioning, the HID (Xenon) lighting technology and the design sets it apart from anything else in the global market.

Rayzer solves a long list of problems associated with traditional auxiliary lights, such as theft, poor light quality, damage from stones and parking accidents.

The positioning at or above the driver’s line of vision, produces better illumination. Plus, the fact that Rayzer will not disturb your car’s appearance and aerodynamics.

Remember playing with Silly Putty as a child? Now try adult-sized handfuls of Thinking Putty. Just like the putty of your youth. It bounces, tears, snaps, and stretches. I created Thinking Putty to survive long meetings, tedious desk work, and relieve stress during my stint working in corporate America.

I think I've upped the coolness level with my latest creation: Strange Attractor, the super-magnetic Thinking Putty toy.

It will envelop magnets like the Blob. It can be drawn into a tendril which a magnet will suspend in space. It can even rise up against gravity. Once you feel the putty pull powerfully towards a magnet, you'll be hooked by the spooky action at a distance.

OK, not really James Bond like, but almost similar. You can now flip the license plate of your car or bike and show a message to the guys behind you. Of course, it has to be a short and insightful message like "make love, not war", "love thy neighbor", "flower power". No, not that kind of short messages!

What you're looking at is a tiny computer (the little box the mouse is plugged into), that uses ~8 watts, running off a beach-towel-sized solar panel.

No more large-base linux robots! You could probably run this thing on D-cell batteries, and without the GUI, I bet they'll last quite a while too.

Oh yea, and they're only about \$250 (or \$120, I'm not sure if the two are exactly the same)

Toyota unveiled today two new robots, a "Mobility Robot" and a "Violin-playing Robot" - the newest additions to its team of Toyota "Partner Robots" being developed to support people's everyday life. The mobility robot, designed around the i-Real concept shown in Tokyo earlier this year (see the Toyota folks giving us a demo of the i-Real chair-concept-thing in Tokyo here) is a robot for the "aged."

Once upon a time, people used to shop for Christmas. And every time they went to the magic shop also known as Mall they had a realy big problem: they forgot where they put their horses. Or deers. Or ponies. Or whatever dog they used to get there.

So, what would a good fairytale hero do? Of course, he ,or she, to be politically correct, would teach their animals human language. Yes, they would give them the gift of speaking.

WIMEDIA MB-OFDM Ultra-wideband (UWB) devices have been tipping in greater numbers since this years CES show in January.
Seagate had this unit pictured below on display at the Intel Developers Forum last month quietly, in a corner of their booth.

Wisair and Y-E Data earlier this month announced the launch of Y-E Data’s YD-300 four-port ultrawideband hub, which is based on Wisair’s chipset and reference design. The product has been certified by TELEC (Telecom Engineering Center), Japan’s wireless certification organization. It’s the first ultrawideband hub product to be certified in Japan, and the first to be launched commercially.

Ultra Wideband (UWB) systems transmit signals across a much wider frequency than conventional systems and are usually very difficult to detect. The amount of spectrum occupied by a UWB signal, i.e. the bandwidth of the UWB signal is at least 25% of the center frequency. Thus, a UWB signal centered at 2 GHz would have a minimum bandwidth of 500 MHz and the minimum bandwidth of a UWB signal centered at 4 GHz would be 1 GHz. The most common technique for generating a UWB signal is to transmit pulses with durations less than 1 nanosecond.

It has taken a long time, but ultrawideband (UWB) may finally have its first chip ready to run worldwide.

Fabless chip designer Alereon today announced that its AL5000 family – which includes the AL5300 Dual Role Device MAC/Baseband Processor and the AL5100 RF Transceiver – runs in frequencies from 3.1 to 10.6 GHz. That covers all 14 radio bands used by UWB across the globe. It supports the WiMedia standard, which is used for Certified Wireless USB and will be the basis for high-speed Bluetooth 3.0 in the future. Current UWB products on the market, like the \$200 Belkin Cable-Free USB hub, can’t be used just anywhere due to the frequencies in use and the regulatory restrictions in various countries.

Intel's vision of UWB radio is of a "Common UWB Radio Platform" spanning many different applications and industries (see graphic). UWB radio, along with the convergence layer, becomes the underlying transport mechanism for different applications.

Intel believes that UWB, with its technical and economic advantages, should help enable mainstream adoption of WPANs. Intel envisions a world of pervasive wirelessly connectivity in the home and in the office for all- UWB can help deliver on that vision

Ultra-wideband (UWB, ultra-wide band, ultraband, etc.) is a radio technology. It can be used at very low energy levels for short-range high-bandwidth communications by using a larger portion of the radio spectrum. This method is using pulse coded information with sharp carrier pulses at a bunch of center frequencies in logical connex. UWB has traditional applications in non cooperative radar imaging. Most recent applications target sensor data collection, precision locating and tracking applications.