Silicon Power introduces the new Diamond D05 series USB 3.0 portable hard drive with an urban and business style. The new portable drive has a solid and scratch resistant case with metallic grain surface embosses the diamond mark. It uses USB 3.0 interface for enhanced transfer speed. The Diamond D05 comes in 500GB, 640GB, 750GB and 1TB capacities. It is backware compatible with USB 2.0. The drive measures 124.8x 75.8mm x 13.6mm and weighs 155g (205g for 1TB). [Silicon Power 1|2]

HTC has finally unveiled the official Windows Mobile 6.5 update for their Touch Diamond 2 smartphone, where you will get the following versions in their respective regions :- Germany: 2.16.407.1 Denmark: 2.16.403.1 United Kingdom: 2.16.405.4 Sweden: 2.16.413.1 Norway: 2.16.409.1 Portugal: 2.16.410.1 These are full-on ROM upgrades, so make sure you have your precious data stashed away somewhere else before making the jump.

Ordinary Joes already cannot afford to bring home the Motorola Aura due to its exorbitant price tag, but for folks who find that they can still afford to live it up even in the prevailing economic climate might want to check out the Motorola Aura Diamond Edition that is plated with 18 carat gold alongside 34 diamonts, where 30 of them puppies will be embedded right above and below the handset’s circular display. Apart from all the bling, everything else remains the same including quad-band GSM/EDGE connectivity, CrystalTalk technology,

The Motorola Aura has yet another new edition. The latest gold-plated, diamond-studded Aura is named the Motorola Aura Diamond Edition and as usual is aimed at those with some disposable income. It will cost you £3,500 ($5,700) and is plated with 18 carat gold, with thirty of the thirty-four diamonds on the phone’s circular display. The other four diamonds are on the navigation key on the keypad. Some features include quad-band GSM/EDGE, CrystalTalk technology, stereo Bluetooth, Music and video players, email, web browser, 2MP camera and 2GB of internal memory. This one