Fans of Aliph’s line of Bluetooth headsets (Jawbone) will be pleased to know a new addition has hit the scene. The new ‘ICON’ Bluetooth headset is now available form Aliph, and it claims to be ‘The World’s First Truly Intelligent Bluetooth Headset’.

The ICON offers a new software platform dubbed ‘MyTALK’, which lets users of the headset personalize and update their Jawbones via the web at mytalk.jawbone.com. If you decide to pick up an ICON be sure to head back

Panasonic Japan just launched 4 new Digital video recorders, specifically the DMR-BW880, DMR-BW780, DMR-BW680 and DMR-BR580 which come in 1TB, 750GB and 500GB capacities.

The BW series features dual Digital and one analog tuner as well as a brand new Panasonic AVC engine for superior quality video and audio. Aside from the hard drive the BW series can record on 50GB Blu-Ray discs and SDXC cards.

These are scheduled to hit Japan around February 15.

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When I was shopping for my DSRL camera, I shied away from those that needed a CF card for storage. The CF card is faster and you can get them in very high capacities, but they cost more than comparable SD card. Not to mention I have a hoard of SD cards already.

If you are the CF type, Silicon Power has unveiled the world’s first 128GB 400x CompactFlash card. The card can write at up to 90MB/sec. It supports PIO Mode-6 and Multi-word DMA 4 transfer modes.

The card also supports ECC and uses Wear Leveling Technology for longer life.

Kodak recently sued Samsung and it appears that they just can’t get enough legal battles on their hands. Right now, Kodak’s attorneys are launching three separate lawsuits against Apple and RIM. Two of those cases seem to replicate the Samsung one almost perfectly, with the first one being an International Trade Commission complaint.

According to the complaint, the BlackBerry and iPhone are making use of previewing software developed by Kodak illegally, while the other lawsuit targets Apple in New York’s Western District,

Beatles fans can now display their fandom on their laptops and cellphones proudly thanks to MusicSkins who have just launched a line of Beatles skins. Now you can dress up your cell phone, laptop, mp3 player or gaming device.

They offer custom fit skins for almost any popular device. Your choice of Abbey Road, Sgt. Pepper, Yellow Submarine, Let it Be, A Hard Days Night, Rubber Soul and more. It’s a sticker with an adhesive that leaves no residue behind so it can be removed and reapplied many times.

My choice would have to be Sgt.

Nokia (NYSE: NOK) has launched a beta version of Ovi Store for the N900. It’s not a client app at this point, but a mobile website, which you can access from store.ovi.mobi. Once you click on the “Download” link, Application Manager will open and take it from there.

Among the apps we find are such must-have titles as Documents To Go (mobile office suite), Evernote Sharing Plugin (my favorite note taking tool), Foreca Weather and Facebook. There are also other

In the times when we all wait for the first LTE network to launch, one would think no one would waste resources on the EVDO Rev. B network. That’s not the case with Bali-based Smart Telecom, which is officially the first carrier to launch the updated EVDO network.

Those unfamiliar should know that EVDO Rev. B is an evolutionary update to the Rev. A standard, which is used by U.S. carriers such as Verizon (NYSE: VZ) and Sprint (NYSE: S). It should enable speeds of up to 9.3Mbps in the downlink and 5.4Mbps in

Monster has proudly announced two additions to its cable products at CES 2010. Dubbed as the world’s fastest and thinnest HDMI cables, the M Series M2000 Hyper-Speed Cable for HDMI provides a super fast 21GB per second data transfer rate, meanwhile the 3.5mm SuperThin Cable for Mini HDMI has been specifically designed for use with the latest HDMI enabled digital cameras and camcorders. The M2000 Hyper-Speed HDMI Cable will cost $200 (4 feet) to $1000 (50 feet) while 3.5 mm SuperThin Cable will cost anything between $89 to $170.

ESPN will bring sports fan an entire new level of entertainment by introducing the first 3D network in the industry. ESPN 3D is set to display at least 85 sporting events, all broadcasted live, during the first year of its operation. It will start on June 11th, broadcasting the first match for the 2010 FIFA World Cup, which will pit South Africa against Mexico.

Other events which may interest you, that will be available in 3D, include the 2011 BCS National Championship Game, as well as college contests in basketball in football.

Do you have a connected TV? Would you like an app store to go along with it? Well, you are in luck. Oregan Networks has come up with an applications store for connected TVs. It will allow you to select and download services and applications right onto your TV.

You can select and download services and applications for your television. Content like Twitter, weather, sports and news will al be available, and will come pre-installed with Onyx. You will also be able to access paid content like movies and subscription TV services through the