[youtube:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ob32_fp24ag] This is what a lot of people from all over the world might have been waiting for – the moment the T-Mobile G1 or the HTC Dream gets unlocked. From what I’ve heard, there’s an abundance of the first Google Android handset for sale on Ebay, but it’s useless if it can’t be used [...]

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It was only a matter of time before more handset makers announce they’re jumping onto the Google Android bandwagon. After LG, Samsung, Nokia and Motorola, Asus announced that it’s coming up with its own version of a Google Android phone soon.

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The Nokia N96 will reportedly be retailing for $1349. Sure it’s got a built-in TV Tuner and 5 Megapixel camera, however the market has some fairly hefty contenders already battling it out such as Apple’s iPhone 3G, Blackberry Bold and T-Mobile G1 to name a few. Personally? Too chunky and expensive for me.

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All the bookworms out there are missing half their lives without the Mr.Gadget Booklight V1 at hand. It’s a diminutive book light you can clip onto your book and read anywhere you like. After you’re through, just fold it back up and keep it in your bag, your pockets, your socks, and just about anywhere [...]

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BlackBerry users can now get a deal on cheap international phone calls with Truphone. Truphone recently launched its Truphone Anywhere service for BlackBerry handsets that lets users call anyone across the pond on the cheap.

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BlackBerry, Palm and Symbian handsets all get Microsoft Office via Documents to Go. I don’t know about you, but for me, Microsoft Office programs are an integral part of my life. Now iPhone users can also get them on their handsets soon enough through the same service.

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For low-end phones without built-in push email feature, Synchronica SimpleMail is a possible alternative. It’s a mass-market consumer push email solution from UK-based company Synchronica. The service can reportedly perform push emailing on most mobile phones out there today.

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We all know Sony Ericsson’s XPERIA X1‘s user interface is proprietary-based and tweaked for the handset. Of course we haven’t seen it up close yet, thanks to the phone’s much-delayed launch. But to celebrate its upcoming release (finally!), Sony Ericsson put up a developers’ challenge for it.

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Here’s a little video that a friend posted to me in Facebook. This Do-It-Yourself video shows how you can create an image stabilizer for your camer or video for less than $1. Works just as good as a tripod! $1 Image Stabilizer For Any Camera – Lose The Tripod – video powered by Metacafe

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If you remember, the Jabra BT530 Bluetooth headset launched this August and was initially available in the United States. The headset with Noise Blackout technology is now available in Australia and, as Jabra would like to stress, “just in time for the Melbourne racing carnival”. Jabra is, of course, stressing the fetes to happen during [...]

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