Who says women don’t need watches? After the launch of the Sony Ericsson MW-150 Bluetooth watches, the phone specialist has teamed up with Fossil to launch the women’s version – MBW-200. The watches are as distinctive as the men’s models, but also distinctively more sparkly. They come in Sparking Allure, Contemporary Elegance and Evening Classic designs. They each display the caller ID, and vibrate when a call or SMS is received. They can even control music playback on your mobile phone and feature both digital and analogue movements. These resilient watches are even water resistant (up to 3ATM). No word on the pricing yet, but watch out for their availability in Q4.

If the standard battery life for the iPhone 3G isn't enough to last you through the day, you're in luck. Mophie's Juice Pack - iPhone 3G is a battery extender that doubles the iPhone 3G's battery life on a full charge. It gives 350 hours of standby time, 6 hours of talk time on 3G, 12  hours of talk time on 2G, 6 hours of Internet use on 3G, 8 hours of video playback, or 28 hours of audio playback.

Nokia has finally released a touch screen mobile phone with the announcement of the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic. Using the S60 5th Edition Symbian operating system, the new mobile doesn't have a physical numeric keypad and in its place is a huge 3.2-inch touch screen. Input can be done with an on-screen QWERTY keyboard or handwriting recognition complete with tactile feedback.

So we've just gotten the new Samsung Innov8 in the office, and obviously the first thing we wanted to do was to put that 8-megapixel camera to the test. With panoramic shots, Smile shots, and a whole lot of other features to be tested, there was definitely a lot to play with. Read on to see the pics we took.

 

M1 prepaid customers are in for a treat with the new Family and Friends service for the M Card. Users can nominate up to three mobile numbers from any Telco and enjoy free 100 minutes of talktime made to these numbers. To subscribe to this service, M Card customers can dial #100#. A monthly subscription fee of S$3 applies but early birds whoe subscribe before 25 November 2008 will get the first month fee waived.

 

More info? Head on to www.m1.com.sg