Those who don’t like to tie themselves down under some long standing contracts, Nokia is offering their coming flagship handset in £499 without any SIM.

Though Nokia hasn’t confirmed any sales date and availability for operators yet, however, according to many retailers the phone will be stocked quite soon.  Carphone Warehouse has revealed that it’s going to make a deal with O2 to stock the phone from the next month. Phones4u also says that the phone will hit its shelves by the end of the next month.

This is the latest touchscreen smartphone device from Nokia and it will also available with the access to much mooted Ovi app store. The store is offering an array of applications to the Nokia users and according to Forbes prediction; nearly 20,000 items will be available at the time of its launch.

People, who are quite anxious about how it looks and can’t wait till June, some glimpses of the device have been got at CES and they can relish their sense-buds from these images.

Source: techradar

There were several news related to games in the first month of the year and we can say it,indeed, a cracker or to be more exact a gaming month.

The www tech hubs were replete with posts that were suggesting playing videogames is better than watching TV.

Another big bang was a press release from Sony at CES that pointed out the flaws of Microsoft’s XBbox and Nintendo’s Wii while comparing it with its full of feature PlayStation 3.

The release couldn’t succeed to achieve what Sony was really expecting from it.

When it comes to game related news from CES, there wasn’t much fuss, but the news regarding Nvidia to put weight behind its true 3D game developing with many other players like Ubisoft, Capcom and Microsoft.
Interesting news relates to CES 2009 in Vegas that Microsoft showed off a blowing to its answer to LittleBigPlanet.

Besides to include some nice and suitable 3D paraphernalia in it’s line, Dolby promised to offer some betterment in its gaming audio experience.

These were some pieces of news that emerged at CES, otherwise it was replete with super-slim Tellys and pricey portable computers.

Symwave is delighted to work with Seagate. Yossi Cohen, president and CEO of Symwave says, “Symwave is honored to be working with Seagate in this show of the first USB 3.0 solution in a real world application of data backup, storage and media streaming,”.

Symwave is happy not only because they have worked with Seagate, but also because they are part and parcel of developing and producing a new revolutionary innovation.

The launch was announced back in November, at the SuperSpeed USB Developer’s Conference, but no details were provided then. Even now, the product will be available for testing purposes, not for shipping.

It s like a dream come true for the speed crazy people. With the new features, the existing USB 2.0 will be left behind a long way, as the USB 3.0 is ten times faster. President and chairman of the USB Implementers Forum (USB-IF), said “SuperSpeed USB is the next advancement in ubiquitous technology.”

He further adds, “Today’s consumers are using rich media and large digital files that need to be easily and quickly transferred from PCs to devices and vice-versa.”

“SuperSpeed USB meets the needs of everyone from the tech-savvy executive to the average home user.” It has a superb capability of transferring with a speed of 480 Mbits/sec. It is ideal for large file transfers as it can go up to the speed of 5 Gbits/sec.

Besides speed, it is considered to be power economical too. The launch is anxiously awaited so that everyone can ride the speed boat.