This new iPhone 4 has an interesting feature like video calling. With just a touch of the screen one can change the focus of the camera.

It also has a Retina display; unlike the previous iPhone the iPhone 4 has a clearer view when zoomed in.
When this device hit the market I will sure grab one, I expect the line will be very long once again.

Sennheiser MX85 Sport II

The twist-to-fit design on these don’t shoot me orange phones takes some practice to master, but once we got the hang of it, the MX85s stayed put even we bobbed and weaved our way through a heavy bag workout. As usual Sennheisser delivers evenhanded audio with respectable lows and crisp highs.

Panasonic RP-HS Shockwave

These phones offer great bang for the buck though not literally, since they’re as bassy as Mariah Carey’s voice. Sound quality on the whole is middling, but that’s why they cost so little. Where the shockwaves excel is in the gym. Over the ear clips lock them comfortably in place during sprints, even if you sweat like Shaq, so there’s no fiddling earbuds that pop out.

H20 Audio Surge Waterproof

The first ever bass amplified waterproof earbuds deliver what we didnt think possible: good sound quality underwater. The Surges, submersible to 12 feet, delivered the best range of any headphones here.

• servers have been upgraded and in this version they’re 15% faster than the Beta version;
• new dedicated search bar so you can use google easily;
• being able to arrange feeds thanks to the “grab” feature;
• better video support and column width control;
• and cache support to make the “browsing back” moves a lot faster;

I just hope it works on my symbian phone..

For those guys who insist on bumping fists in greetings and goodbyes like life is one big co-ed softball game, Bump will exchange personal information like contact numbers, e-mail addies and addresses with just the bump of a fist. Just open the app on each phone, choose the information to share and bump away. Bump comes in handy when making new friends at bars or happy hours (instead of handing out business cards when you might be a little too drunk and mistakenly pull out a condom). Unless you work for Trojan, that’s a good sell technique.

iFitness

Don’t be the guy in the gym carrying the clipboard, the magazine cutouts or the spiral notebook like this is seventh period geometry. The iFitness app is your new personal trainer. It has an extensive exercise database with clear instructions and pictures to over 100 exercises, sorted by body part and exact muscle targets. It saves your data for future reference and records your progress after each workout. The iFitness app even offers nine custom routines, from fat loss to strength training. It’s the perfect app for breaking out of the workout rut that often leads to a fitness plateau. It also comes in handy on vacation when trying to stick to a routine or just for those days in the gym when you have a brain fart and don’t know what exercises to do.

The firm analyzed the damages and sees that the broken screens was due to the external force. “The iPhones with broken glass that we have analysed to date show that in all cases the glass cracked due to an external force that was applied to the iPhone.”

Herve Novelli, secretary of state for trade and consumer affairs, said he would question Apple’s Michel Coulomb about the “causes of the implosion of these devices and eventual measures they could take,” according to AP.

Many cases similar to these were also reported in some EU countries and few in the US.

The European Commission also used its Rapex system to issue an alert to its 27 member states about the problem.

Rapex is the EU rapid alert system for dangerous consumer products.

Hope that Apple can have measures to these for the well-being of their consumers.

The 4GB TUFF-CLIP USB drives come in Turquoise while the 8GB TUFF-CLIP USB drives are in black. Both USB drives feature an ultra-rugged plastic enclosure with a retractable slider which protects the USB connector.

The drives come pre-loaded with password security software for Windows systems to protect sensitive data in a user-defined private zone. The 4GB USB drive is priced at US$29.99 while the 8GB USB drive costs US$49.99. Both are now available at Verbatim retailers and channels.