More iPhone drama internationally. This time it’s in the form of a misleading ad created by Apple which claimed the iPhone 3G can “access all parts of the Internet”. While Internet surfing on the iPhone is one of its major features, it does not support some Internet display technologies such as Flash or Java which [...]

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Bikers everywhere, your life isn’t complete with the Cardo Scala Rider Q2 Bluetooth Headset. It offers you multiple functionality while riding your bike and wearing your helmet.

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Of course we’ve all known about the Nokia N96 for a long, long, long while now ever since the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. In fact, we even had an iPhone vs. Nokia N96 showdown here in Mr. Gadget sometime ago. Now, however, the Nokia N96 is officially, err, official—in North America at least.

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While the HTC Touch Diamond was devoid of a keyboard to compete with similar touchscreen handsets, this one’s got one keyboard too many. The recently announced HTC S740 is a new handset by the company that’s equipped with both alphanumeric and slide-out QWERTY keyboards.

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The BlackBerry Bold‘s got its carriers in various countries, many of which are already offering pre-registration like Optus; all we’re waiting for now is the actual release of the handset. Over at the other side of the pond, the Engadget crew was lucky enough to document an unboxing of the product.

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Last January, BlueAnt unveiled a Bluetooth headset that uses a third party application; Sensory’s BlueGenie Voice Interface. The resulting headset is the BlueAnt V1, a Bluetooth headset that can recognize, and speak, English.

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Sony Ericsson W960 is a Walkman phone released during the last quarter of 2007. The phone has 2.6 inches 240 x 320 pixels resolution touch display with handwriting recognition technology. It’s equipped with 8GB shared memory for storage, 3G and WiFi connectivity, and runs on Symbian OS.

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Viewty, what? LG just announced the successor to the touchscreen LG Viewty. The LG KC910 is an improvement of the older phone, fitted with an eight megapixel camera that seems to be fast becoming the new standard for the new generation of camera phones.

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Lexar’s just added a new member to the JumpDrive Firefly family of USB flash drives. This one’s the biggest capacity for the line yet, at 16GB. The JumpDrive Firefly line is a range of minute USB flash drives that merely measures 2.5 times the USB connector itself.

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Epoq EGP-PP01 prides itself in being the world’s first phone that’s built-in with a video projector. I could think of many reasons why such a feature could be useful; from classroom and boardroom presentations, to a night watching movies with friends.

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