Sony Ericsson's new C905 Cyber-shot slider camera phone lets you capture memories with it's 8.1 megapixel resolution, Xenon flash, auto-focus with face detection, smart contrast, image stabilizer and unique sliding lens mechanism.

If you want to see your image large in size, take it to the big screen and send your photos wirelessly from your phone to your TV via Wi-Fi or connect with wires using the TV-Out Cable ITC-60, or print them with fantastic resolution up to A3 size.

Marking the launch of the innovative and uniquely styled, Sony Ericsson announces the release of the "world's first" arc-slider multimedia phone, the Xperia X1 that comes with a roomy 3-inch clear WVGA display and a wide pitch full QWERTY keypad.

First announced at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, the standout arc-slider is the first product under Sony Ericsson's new premium sub-brand Xperia.

The Xperia X1 is the all-in-one solution in a single user-friendly yet stylish device that fits nicely in your pocket. It runs on Windows Mobile 6.1 allowing you to access information and applications the way you like through a customisable easy-to-use graphical panel interface.

Avid photographers interested in landscape photography can look forward to a visit from Taiwanese photographer Timothy Huang, who will be flying down to Singapore, courtesy of Epson, to share his expertise on professional photography with a traditional camera (he uses an Alpa) and digital altering. At the same time, visitors and guests can also view his beautiful works on natural scenery, which he shot during his travels over the years. The exhibition will take place from Nov 6th to 30th at Page One VivoCity. His talk will commence on the 7th Nov, Friday, at 6.30pm. Those interested may reserve a seat by calling Ms Laura Chew at 6534 5122. Be quick! It’s only four days away.

The competition is tougher than ever as HP's new Mini 1000 with built-in MIE Linux surfaces in the market.

Image from Engadget.

Not available yet in stores near you, the Mini is a 10.2-inch netbook, weighing under 2.5 pounds, packed with a 1.6 GHz Atom processor, 16 GB SSD and up to 2 GB RAM.

Most if not all that goes online has a blog these days, and these people that own one can consider themselve as a blogger already. But out of the many bloggers out there, it seems only a small fraction generates enough revenue to consider this as a full-time occupation.

If someone walks up to you right now and says "hey, would you like to blog for a living?" ... Would you take up the offer?

Google DevFest, a one-day technical workshop for developers to learn how to create OpenSocial applications for eXo Platform, Friendster, hi5 and iGoogle platforms, was held for the the very first time in Singapore, welcoming over 400 Singaporean and Malaysian developers.

In conjunction with this event, Google is organising an OpenSocial Gadget Contest for local developers to use their coding skills and creativity to build OpenSocial applications.

It seems like Casio is joining in the fun, competing in terms of mega-pixel with the rest of the players in the mobile phone market.

Image from Fareastgizmos.com.

The latest Japanese "super-phone", the Casio Exilim W63CA comes with a whopping 8.1 mega-pixel camera, which should ensure great pictures from this mobile phone.

With the art of multi-tasking, life doesn't have to be that complicated anymore.

Philips introduced two new docking entertainment systems - the Philips DC910 and DC200, both compatible with the latest range of iPods - Philips has made "your life" simpler.

The DC910 not only allows you to enjoy your music with superb sound with dual wOOx loudspeakers, watch your videos from your iPod and listen to FM radio broadcasts, it also comes equip with Secure Digital (SD) and Multimedia Card (MMC) slots for MP3 or WMA music playback.