Yesterday Microsoft invited us to the very swanky Movida bar at St James Power Station to showcase their brand new range of hardware products. Some of the products launched included new keyboards, a webcam and new mice, and I must admit they were pretty impressive! Click Read More to check out the full details.

If you’re the sort who likes to travel and is always on the go, then this portable travel alarm clock from iHome could come in handy! It comes in a pretty black piano finish, and it even has a dock for your iPod or iPhone, allowing you to go to sleep and wake up with your music. When you don’t have anything in the dock, a buzzer will sound as the alarm instead. The iHome iP27 also has an mp3 and CD line-in, so even if you don’t own an iPod or an iPhone you can still play music on it. There’s even a travel lock too, so you don’t have to worry about anything turning on unexpectedly in your backpack! The iHome iP27 will be available later this month at SGD199, and you can expect to see it at Apple resellers and Challenger Superstores.

If you’re the sort who likes to keep your gadgets and whatnot in tiptop shape, you might want to consider getting this for your Playstation 3. Not only does it look unbelievably cool (just check out that skull face!), it also keeps your PS3 safe and protects it from any bumps and scratches. It’ll only set you back USD10.99 (approx SGD15.73) too! Click here to get your hands on it.

 The Samsung S3 mp3 player

In conjunction with Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, Samsung will be doing their part for charity, and will have some in-store activities lined up in collaboration with the Breast Cancer Foundation (BCF). Some of these activities include a “Good Breast Health” talk by a BCF speaker and local celebrity Koh Chieng Mun, who recently won her battle with breast cancer. There are also ongoing promotions on various Samsung products in conjunction with Breast Cancer Awareness Month, so click Read More to find out all about them!

Software Mall, which originated from Thailand last year, is finally available in Singapore. This WAP portal was created to allow mobile phone users to legally download softwares and games for their mobile phones. Your bills will be pegged to your monthly bills for post-paid consumers, while those using prepaid cards will have the amount deducted directly from your remaining credits. For now, this service is only available to M1 subscribers but they are working to make it available across all local and regional subscribers soon. Downloads are priced from SGD3 - SGD15 and you can head on to Software Mall's website here for more details.