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It’s only just rumors, but Samsung’s latest mobile phone would be a new slider running the S60 OS (like the Nokia N-Series). Lets look at the specs: 2.8-inch, 240×320 pixels, 16M colors 8 Megapixel camera with auto-focus, xenon flash, and 120 fps video recording 3G+ support, WiFi, GPS, TV Out, DivX, DLNA  3D hardware acceleration 8GB or 16GB  (Read the full post about ‘Samsung i8510, 8 Megapixel slider (rumor)’…)

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Once the first spoonful of corn starts flying, forget about it, you’re on your way to a full-fledged food fight. And you know what they say. It’s always better to be prepared. Our recommendation? For every meal you sit down to, you must have a Zing! spoon on standby. You never know when some little punk is going to get a little to excited about gobbling down his Jello. All it takes is one fling for a rage packed food brawl to unleash in your local cafeteria or delicatessen. The Zing! is a great tool to have handy. A spring-loaded spoon, ready for those far food launches you’ll need to survive the art of the food fight. The Zing! is a spoon mutated to work sort of like a catapult. (Read the full post about ‘The Zing Food Fight Spoon: Coolest Gadget Since The Spork?’…)

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Samsung’s new Windows Mobile-powered touch display handset, the i907 has been blessed by the FCC. The i907 number suggests that it is part of the i900 familly also known as Samsung OMNIA (see OMNIA video), althought the digital camera placement look different. More details will come, but this mobile phone will probably will come with 3G+ (HSDPA), Wi-Fi and a decent camera. A couple of weeks ago, we suspected that the OMNIA it might come to AT&T soon, but stay tuned, we’ll keep an eye on this one. (Read the full post about ‘Samsung i907 clears FCC, soon at AT&T?’…)

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by Joshua Topolsky, posted Jul 13th 2008 at 3:44PM It looks like Fujitsu Siemens have broken cover on the next member to get in on the netbook party. That’s right — the company is launching a cheap, micro-sized laptop in the coming months… just like everyone else. According to reports, the 8.9-inch device will clock in around €300 or €400 (about $470 to $630), and will likely sport some version of Windows (we’re thinking XP, as is the case with the vast majority of these). (Read the full post about ‘Fujitsu Siemens’ netbook entry gets revealed’…)

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by Joshua Topolsky, posted Jul 13th 2008 at 1:45PM We’re not sure if you check most mobile provider’s sites every ten minutes or so (like we do), but if you did, you would have noticed that the latest Palm Windows mobile device — the Treo 800w — is available for purchase at Sprint’s online store. The phone, which features a 320 x 320 screen, EV-DO Rev. A, WiFi, and GPS, is currently listing for $249.99 after a $250 instant savings, $100 mail-in rebate, and two-year contract. (Read the full post about ‘Palm’s Treo 800w now available online from Sprint’…)

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by Paul Miller, posted Jul 13th 2008 at 11:20AM Heavily featured in the news leading up to the iphone 3G launch, the Who Farm campers — who hunkered down a full week early at the Fifth Avenue Apple store in Manhattan to promote organic farming or something silly like that — seem to have fallen off the face of the earth after the Cube’s doors were opened. None of the five hippies were seen emerging from the store with iPhones, and their leader’s little apple-dropping “accident” (video is after the break) might have something to do with it. He was later seen being taken into the store with a police escort, according to David Jr., but wasn’t seen from again. (Read the full post about ‘5th Ave. iPhone Who Farm campers leave store lacking iPhones, dignity’…)

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by Paul Miller, posted Jul 13th 2008 at 11:20AM Heavily featured in the news leading up to the iphone 3G launch, the Who Farm campers — who hunkered down a full week early at the Fifth Avenue Apple store in Manhattan to promote organic farming or something silly like that — seem to have fallen off the face of the earth after the Cube’s doors were opened. None of the five hippies were seen emerging from the store with iPhones, and their leader’s little apple-dropping “accident” (video is after the break) might have something to do with it. He was later seen being taken into the store with a police escort, according to David Jr., but wasn’t seen from again. (Read the full post about ‘5th Ave. iPhone Who Farm campers leave store lacking iPhones, dignity’…)

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OCZ has introduced yet another keyboard to the already crowded gaming market, this time round it will be the Elixir hoping to make an impact. Hailing from the Alchemy range, the Elixir keyboard toes the line with a mid-range gaming peripheral without having you break the bank for it. For just $29.99, you get a pretty healthy amount of features such as ten tri-way programmable macro keys (effectively providing up to 30 in total), media player controls and a pop-up shortcut menu. The keys are coated with rubber to ensure that they won’t fail even with the most sweaty fingers in the house.

(Read the full post about ‘OCZ Elixir gaming keyboard’…)

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AOC has released the 2230Fm HD multi-functional display, boasting a viewing area of 22″ across diagonally and carries the promise of enhancing the viewing experience of all of those high-definition enthusiasts by a considerable amount. You will not only able to use this as a true High Definition monitor, it can also double up as a HDTV or a digital picture frame. For folks who prefer an all-in-one device, the 2230Fm even functions as a multimedia player, enabling you to enjoy High Definition content without having to purchase an external DVD player or a PC, since all you need to do is load a film onto a memory card and watch it through the 4-in-1 memory card reader. (Read the full post about ‘AOC 2230Fm HD multi-functional display’…)

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After long hours of gaming or browsing the net, it can make your arm a bit uncomfortable.  With carpul tunnel being such a major fear for those that make their living on the computer, a rest like this might help.  I know after finishing my daily dose of blogging I like to mess with a little computer gaming.  Which puts me in front of the computer even longer.  This rest would keep your arm at a comfortable angle the whole time and prevent you from holding your arm at any bad angles. (Read the full post about ‘The Mouse Arm Rest keeps your wrist from aching’…)

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