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Asus B series laptops come with Boston-Power’s Sonata batteries

Asus have announced their latest B-series laptops, which come with the Boston-Power’s Sonata batteries – the kind of game-changing lithium-ion batteries that provide triple the lifespan of standard notebook batteries. And with the Sonata batteries, Asus is also able to provide up to 3-year warranty for the batteries on the B-series laptops.

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SkinnyBites outs Power Over Ethernet PCs

SkinnyBites wants you to save more on your electricity bills by having released a number of PoE (Power Over Ethernet) PCs. These PoE PCs could be powered by 30-watt power over the Ethernet network cable. While compared to traditional desktop PCs, the SkinnyBites PoE PCs let you save up to 90% of power consumption.

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Sharp to release 3D glasses-free smartphone end of 2010?

Sharp has been known into developing small 3D glasses-free displays, which are suitable for cell phones and tablets. And they’re now said to be a step ahead, planning to release a glasses-free 3D smart phone that will likely surface end of the year.

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Dr Martens USB flash drive

Dr Martens have built some limited USB flash drives which are shaped like their iconic boots and meant for the celebration of their 50th anniversary. If you’re a fan of the Dr Martens classic boots, you should love to have the miniature version of the boots to hold your data.

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BlackBerry Curve 3G (9300) officially announced with BlackBerry 6 ready

The BlackBerry Curve 3G (9300) smart phone has been officially announced. The device supports the high speed 3G networks around the work. It works in the frequency bands of (800/850)/1900/2100MHz or 900/1700/2100MHz HSDPA data and quad-band GSM.

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Isshoni Training Android app gets you to kiss the cute character for more push-ups

The Japanese have weird idea for push-up exercise. A weird application is available for your Android smart phone, which displays a cute anime character on the screen (a pretty girl), and encourages you to do more pushups by having you to literally kiss the character.

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LXB WallPad mounts your iPad on the wall

You may want to hang your iPad on the wall, which will provide a better movie watching position as what your LCD flat panel does. Here comes the LXB WallPad, which allows you to hang your iPad on the wall, as well as working as a desktop frame and desktop raiser.

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HTC Schubert – leaked Windows Phone 7 smart phone

An HTC’s Windows Phone 7 smart phone, called the HTC Schubert has got a video leaked showing pretty much of how it looks and feels. No specifications are available yet but chances are it’ll pack a fast 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor. Watch the video after the jump!

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LaCie 5big backup server offers huge storage

LaCie has boosted its external storage devices, having released the LaCie 5big backup server, which comes in the range of terabytes of storage capacities. The LaCie 5Big backup server has a dedicated Intel D410 1.6Ghz single core CPU and five hot swappable hard drive bays, which each is able to accept a hard drive with max capacity of 2TB.

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Flash on iPhone 4 – made possible by Frash

A software called Frash has been released that adds Flash capabilities to the iPhone 4. The Frash player can be downloaded for free and allows the Safari web browser to be able to let you view Flash contents.

Currently, this is still an alpha version which might have certain bugs unsolved. But in order to have the Frash software to run on the iPhone 4, you have to get it jailbroken.

The Frash was ported using Comex’s tool and tested on the iPhone 4. And it’s also said to work on both the iPhone 3GS and 3G, as well as iPad running the 3.2.1 update and various iPod Touches.

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