The world’s first dual SIM Android phone will be shown off by General Mobile next month during the 2009 Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Known as DSTL1, the phone to ship in Q3 2009.

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This cute iPhone-style USB drive measure 21x42x11 mm. No screen but two cartoon-eye, red dot mouth and two feet. Just like other USB2.0 devices, this cute drive will work with most of computers without doubt. It’s available in black and white color just like the real iPhone.

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Sony PSP 3000 getting decorative touch that make it brighter. The mentioned device named PSP Carnival that comes with various bright colors including ‘Vibrant Blue’, ‘Radiant Red’, ‘Bright Yellow’ and ‘Spirited Green’. Priced starting from $229, the Carnival packs currently available in Japan in limited numbers.

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New Beetle-BANG Handheld Wi-Fi Optimizer has been released by BVS recently. The handheld is a calibrated wireless test receiver system that verifies, sweeps, measures and optimizes all popular 802.11 Wi-Fi network standards.

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The new MSI WindBox is an ultra mini PC powered by Intel Atom processor N270 and Mobile Intel 945GSE Express chipset to offer lowest power consumption. The PC is attachable to any LCD monitor with VESA wall-mount interface. No pricing has been announced yet, but it’s confirmed to be available in Q1 2009.

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Not since the days of the Grand Tour taken at the turn of the last century has travel to numerous countries on a single trip been so popular. Part of the reason lies in the fact that travel budgets have been reduced so that making the most out of any trip you take now makes good financial sense. But having the language skills necessary to communicate freely in the countries you need or want to visit is another matter entirely.

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HSPA+ is believed to double the current 3G speed, so anyone is waiting. But it seems you don’t need to wait for a long time as Huawei & Vodafone planned to show off the world’s first commercial HSPA+ modem at the upcoming Mobile World Congress event, in Barcelona next month.

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Compatible with any camera that uses an SD memory card, the Eye-Fi can make your camera wireless instantly. Just insert the Eye-Fi into your camera and it’s ready to go. The Eye-FI available in three different models include Eye-Fi Home to automatically save your photos to your computers, Eye-Fi Share to share your memories on the web, and Eye-Fi Explore to locates nearby Wi-Fi networks and adds location tag to your photos.

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