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Those of you who’ve been pining for a Palm Centro untethered from Sprint will be glad to know that your GSM precious is here and it’s available in a smooth looking Glacier White. The Palm Centro from AT&T operates off a next generation version of the Palm OS (5.4.9).

[click on image to enlarge] Today while you were lounging at home watching reruns and dreading Monday, Sony announced the XPERIA X1. An incredible looking mobile device and we know you’ll be itching to get one after reading about it.

Sony is late to the game with their digital picture frames, but they’ve brought out plenty of stops with their new lineup including red-eye correction using face recognition, exposure adjustment, scaling and display of (up to) 48 megapixels, Bluetooth adaptor compatibility for wireless transferring of images from your computer or phone and an HDMI output. Memory capacity ranges from 256mb to 512mb depending on the model.

Scenario: You’ve just bought a new phone. You’ve paid out arse for it despite getting the $200 discount for signing a new 2-year contract.

[click on image to enlarge] Thousands of men across the country squealed like little school girls this Christmas as flat screen televisions were gifted and opened. We don’t blame them – who doesn’t want a behemoth screen on their wall?

When you love sports you love sports. You track your teams (and others) like hawks and there’s never a snippet of news you don’t want to hear.

You’re looking at the Gresso Avantgarde Luna mobile phone. A phone powered by Windows Mobile 6 wrapped in 200 year aged African Blackwood, titanium and gold with sapphire crystal display making this a luxury item no sybarite could do without.

Every office has one of those co-workers who gets panicked at the idea of a computer error. At the next office gift exchange make sure you get them the Panic Button.

Sony’s bringing the heat with their ‘elevated standard’ series of receivers. Seemingly forgotten for the past few years, the ES receivers will be bringing some capabilities little expected from the electronics giant, especially not at this price point.

The concept of having a personal trainer isn’t limited to only those with spare change primarily made up of benjamins. It’s also available to those if you with a video iPod.

iPod, cellphone, blackberry, camera. You’re overloaded on gadgets and they’re probably lying around in multiple locations in your apartment with half dead batteries.

Before you chock this one off to just another iPod charger keep reading. It’s not, at least not in how it works.

Nowadays there’s no limit to how well you can protect your identity and data. DataMore makes it simple for you to just that.

Receive door-to-door directions while staying on top of local weather, traffic and more with nuvi 680, a sleek multi-tasking Personal Travel Assistant. Features a colorful widescreen, hands-free calling and FM transmitter, than takes it up a notch by adding dynamic content from MSN Direct.