Bring your iPod anywhere with the Hercules i-XPS 120 Outdoor

The Hercules i-XPS 120 Outdoor is considered the first speaker system with certified resistance to water and dust.  The Hercules i-XPS 120 Outdoor is the perfect companion for any outdoor trip to the park, the beach or even in the snow. This is because of the resistant protective compartment that keeps away particles and liquid splashes.

Saying “Hello” to the world using Yubz Talk Mobile

If wireless bluetooth isn’t your thing and you are more old school, then the Yubz Talk Mobile is for you. Considered as a new great way of using your mobile phone at home and at the office, the Yubz Talk Mobile merges the benefits of mobile communications with the traditional phone handle. When some calls, just push the One-Touch Button and answer you call.

Palm Pre to sync with iTunes?

There has been rumors that Palm’s latest phone gadget called the Palm Pre can actually synchronize with iTunes. The treatment will be the same. The Palm Pre will be recognized a any iPod or iPhone gadget by iTune. Thus, linking the Palm Pre to iTunes and enabling it to receive music and videos. Unfortunately, should you have DRM-clasped music files, you cannot transfer these to the Palm Pre.

iPhone given free to Japanese Students of Aoyama Gakuin University

Looks like students wont’ just be attending Aoyama Gakuin University in Japan for its great curriculum. The big wigs of Aoyama Gakuin University has embraced a new way of tracking their students, literally.

Imobile phoneV588 brings eyecandy to a whole new level

Who says technology is just for guys?

The Imobile phoneV588 looks like something that came out of Disney’s Totally Spies cartoon. But this one is real. Alternatively called the G88i, this mobile phone is a compact face powder case. For the guys, this is the one your ladies use when they want to powder their noses. This unique dual-band GSM phone is encased in a circular pop-up lid with a built-in mirror. In it, you will find a 2.6 inch LCD screen which will display information such as contact numbers and text messages. Not just a mobile phone but it is a MP3 /MP4 player and USB connectivity. We’re thinking this is how you can transfer your mp3/mp4 files to and from the “compact” phone.

Get the Palm Pre for $200 two-year plan under Sprint on June 6

Palm has announced that it will make its new Palm Pre phone available under the Sprint Nextel provider on June 6 (Saturday) for a $200 two-year plan and after a $100 rebate. You need to get at least an Everything Data plan for home users, a Simply Everything plan, or a Business Essentials with Messaging and Data plan.

The Palm Pre boasts of a true multi-touch display and a unique interface for multitasking. It comes with a fully accurate browser and a slide out QWERTY keyboard for those who still prefer typing on actualy keys. The Palm Pre will debut its new operation system called webOS which was built from the ground up and focused more on internet connectivity. Palm plans to use webOS more on its other upcoming products. But still has to see if consumers will like it or not before they roll it out.

The Palm Pre comes with a built-in 8GB storage which is great for videos and photos. It comes with a 3-megapixel camera for those quick photo shoots. Also, it supports 3G over EVDO Revision A, GPS and Wi-Fi so you can stay connected anytime.

The Palm Pre offers additional accessories such as the Touchstone Charging Kit (Touchstone dock and Touchstone back cover) for $69.99.  Although, you can buy the dock and back cover separately for $49.99 and $19.99, respectively.

The Pre will be sold online and at Best Buy, RadioShack, and some Wal-mart stores. With Wal-mart having more than 2,000 stores in the United States alone, the Palm Pre can be at the hands of many potential customers by June 6. Talk about heavy pushing of the product against the iPhone which claims to be the number one mobile phone today. Interestingly, the launch is just two days before Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) and is rumored to be full of iPhone goodies. Will this affect the sale of the Palm Pre.

SOURCES:

ELECTRONISTA, CNET, INFORMATIONWEEK