Released two weeks ago by Amosu, the ‘Blackberry 24ct Gold Swarovski Bold 9900‘ is skilfully smothered with over 650 Swarovski crystals encrusted in its bezel and also plated with 24ct Hardened Gold. Without the benefit of the doubt, this will most certainly set you apart from ordinary day-to-day BlackBerry Bold 9900 user by far and will most certainly “Add A Shine To Your Life”. The handset is available and retailing at £1599 for silver & Swarovski or £1699 for 24ct gold & Swarovski (further options are available to personalised with your name or company logo engraved on the back).
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Starting at just $129 and features a redesigned user interface with larger icons for even easier navigation, the new iPod nano also sports 16 new digital clock faces, and improved built-in fitness features. Available in seven colors, iPod nano now tracks your runs with no accessory required. It also can track the time, pace and distance of your run, the calories you burn, and the number of steps you walk.

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Available October 12 in new black and white models starting at just $199, the Apple iPod touch has new features including Apple’s new iOS 5, iCloud services, iMessage, Game Center, Notifications and Wi-Fi Syncing to iTunes. iMessage brings the functionality of iPhone messaging to your iPod touch, so you can easily send text messages, photos, videos and contact information to an individual or group on other iOS 5 devices.

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Bose introduced the OE2 and OE2i audio headphones. Coming with an inline remote and microphone that lets owners interact with the latest Apple products, the OE2 and OE2i headphones feature a new design that’s smaller and lighter, with a slimmer profile. Users can easily control volume, tracks, and voice applications — and switch between music and calls on an iPhone. Available for $149.95 and $179.95, respectively, the OE2 headphones come with a standard audio cable.
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The Secure View PHV 1300 allows you to know who is knocking on the front door at all times, even if you’re not home. The PHV 1330 uses a large LCD screen to display who is at the front door by conveniently replacing the actual peephole of the door. By simply pressing one button, you can clearly see who is knocking on your front door without letting the knocker know that they are doing so. Also, a second push of the button produces a zoomed image, making it easier to see facial details, something that is impossible to do with a traditional peephole.
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Bose Bluetooth headset Series 2 debuts the new Bose technologies to offer: clear and natural conversations — even in challenging environments, or when surrounding noise levels change suddenly. Coming in right- and left-ear versions, the headset integrates Bose full-range audio and A2DP. Available beginning October 3, 2011 for $149.95, the Bose Bluetooth headset Series 2 includes a portable zipper case, a one-foot USB cable, a power adapter with fold-flat prongs for easy packing, and three StayHear® tips (small, medium, large) for a personal fit.

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Flash cards aren’t the most exciting piece of technology in the world. They don’t do much on their own. But plug them into another device and you’ll open up a whole load of possibilities.

As you probably know, flash cards are used for storing data, like a hard drive, only much smaller. Today it’s possible to store up to 64GB of data on a device the size of a finger nail. That is quite impressive when you consider it would take that is the equivalent to 45,000 1980s Floppy Discs to store that much.
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Samsung announced the Samsung Series 7 All-In-One PC, an easy-to-use desktop computer. Featuring an Intel® CoreTM i3 or Intel® CoreTM i5 processor and Windows® 7 Home Premium operating system, the Samsung Series 7 All-In-One PC was designed with luxury in mind. The 23-inch screen measures only 16mm thin, creating a stunningly sophisticated look when paired with the PC’s sleek, metallic surface. The Samsung Series 7 All-In-One PC is scheduled to be available starting October 10, 2011. The MSRP ranges from $999 – $1,199.

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