Coming this fourth quarter of 2009 is Palm’s new baby, called the Palm Pixi. It is an entry-level smart phone that features a QWERTY keyboard, 2 megapixel camera with LED flash and many more. Unfortunately it seems to have no wi-fi connectivity. Its price is yet to be announced with Sprint as its carrier in the United States.

In a very surprising move, Nokia today just announced its bid to the netbook market. Called the “Booklet 3G,” it is loaded with an Atom processor, a 10.1 inch display, bluetooth, wifi, integrated 3G wireless and a hot swappable sim card all slapped into an aluminum case. Based on the video, it seems to be running on Windows 7 with Ovi applications. There’s no word on how much it will cost and the release date, but we are all waiting.

This one’s a cheap way to have your own iPhone 3GS dock —and it’s cheap! It’s made from the box that came with your iPhone, you just need some glue and patience to cut-out holes.

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There is a new awesome way to protect your gadget! It is called the Invisible Shield and it turns out to be the ideal way to keep your device looking nice. Most people’s principle aim in protecting their phone is to maintain a good look while still giving legitimate protection. The Invisible Shield strikes the balance perfectly.

Maintain the sleek look
Your gadget is probably good looking all by itself. Most people like to preserve the original appearance. The invisible shield allows you to cover the phone and it looks exactly the same as before. It is cut specifically to fit your make and model while not increasing its bulkyness. It literally looks just like it did when you took it out of the package.

Toughness
In addition, the skin is super tough!! The product is a clear film that was originally used by the military to protect helicopter blades. It was made for tough environments, so it has the strength to protect from all the abuses that your device goes through.

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The Soundroid Rampage is an iPhone app developed by Wooji Juice that allows you to make big mecha robot noises. You can startle a friend while you make stomping noises, big clanging footsteps, servo whine, hissing pressure vents and laser whizzes. It’s available at the iTunes store for $0.99.

Apple just released the newest iPhone called iPhone 3G S, with the ‘S’ which standing for speed. Said to be twice faster than the older generation, the iPhone 3G S sports a 3 megapixel camera with autofocus, longer battery life and the new voice command function. The new iPhone will come in 16GB and 32GB variants starting June 19 in the US. For us on this side of the world, there are no news yet as to when Globe’s launch date is. Hopefully we’ll soon get hold of this device here in the Philippines.

Sometimes a real keyboard is better than touchscreen buttons. Such is the case with the new LG versa that has a removable and re-attachable QWERT keyboard. The versa has accelerometer that allows you to type in landscape mode and to top it, it has a 2 mega pixel camera and a browser supporting macromedia flash – that you can play flash games with. It costs around $200.

Here’s a very funny cartoon clip about a cellular phone reunion with the iPhone. Make sure you watch it until after the College Humor logo. The language is not suitable for work (NSFW).

If you’ve been dreaming of a drawing tool for casual doodlers like you, look no more with the Pogo Sketch Stylus. With the multi-touch feature of Macbooks and the handy Scribbles application, you can be doodle without the bulky tablets. It costs $14.95 and starts to ship in January 2009.

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Namco just released an iPhone version of the popular game Katamari Damacy and it looks like the iPhone can barely play it when your ball accumulates a lot of stuff. Called “I Love Katamari” the addicting game costs $8 at the iTunes App store.

[via CrunchGear]