Saygus Vphone V1

Saygus plans to release the VPhone V1, a video transmitting and receiving phone that runs on Android and will be available from Verizon. As it is, it has a 5 Megapixel camera, a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, Wi-Fi, and 3.5-inch touchscreen. It should have four hours of video chatting, and seven hours of talk time.

Lenovo LePhone-Release Date: March, 2010.

Lenovo announced the LePhone with an 800×400 pixel screen and a customised Linux-based OS.The device has front and rear cameras, a 3.5-mm headphone jack at the bottom and a removable battery, Release Date: March, 2010.

Lenovo LePhone

HTC Trophy a front-facing QWERTY-style candy bar

The Trophy a front-facing QWERTY-style candy bar, with a 3-inch VGA capacitive touchscreen. (Seems somebody’s making a play for the Palm Pre crowd?)

HTC Trophy

Thoshiba Satellite E205-The First Notebook With Intel Wireless Display Technology

Toshiba Satellite E205-The First Notebook with Intel Wireless Display Technology. As you have noticed, since the beginning of the week, we witnessed a veritable tidal wave in terms of new Laptops and PC netbooks. That is Toshiba Satellite E205 But CES is also an opportunity to see new technologies, including Widi. Behind this name to the less mysterious, in fact hides the Wireless Display technology. A new standard developed by Intel.As its name suggests, this technology can be transmitted by the wireless airwaves, an audio or video to your TV. A receiver must, however, housing is connected to your TV. The latter Toshiba Satellite E205 will be sold a hundred dollars before the end of January in the United States.

Pioneer avic x920bt navigation system-Gets New Touch Interface

Pioneer avic x920bt navigation system-Gets New Touch Interface. When it comes to driving, slipping and sliding can hardly be considered good things, but Pioneer tries to put them to good use in a new touch slide interface which will become standard in its 2010 mobile audio lineup.

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3 Quick Tricks to Connect Your Site to Social Media

Social media is still growing steadily. Connecting your site with major social media portals can help build your traffic and reputation. Here are 3 quick tips to connect your site to social media:
1. Connect Your Site to Your Facebook Page
Many businesses want to use Facebook for social media and branching out to the community, but are hesitant to use a personal profile. A commonly used alternative is Facebook Pages. These are set up like user profiles, but are intended to be used by businesses. They can be custom designed to appeal to your market.