LG's Optimus Line will not be ungraded to Gingerbread!

While we can be fairly certain that the high-end phone like the HTC Desire HD and the Desire Z will be getting the latest version of Google's Robot (Android) , it is now clear that for whatever dubious reason, the latest OS will not be avaialable on LG' Optimus line. Click the read more link for more details.

HTC Planning 3D Smartphone For 2011?

TechRadar are reporting that everyone's favourite Taiwanese manufacturer, HTC, are aiming to be market leaders in 3D enabled smartphones. Apparently sources within HTC are saying that the company is looking to get a commercial product product to market before the end of 2011. Hit the read more link for more on this.

Andy Rubin demonstrates Motorola Android Tablet prototype!

Motorola's Andy Rubin shows off the Honeycomb ( Android 3.0) powered tablet!

Nvidia Tegra Dual Core processors explained!

While 1 GHz processors have become commonplace in the smartphone industry, the next step clearly brings dual core processors into the mix. The traditional thinking has been that these processors will be extremely power hungry and thus inefficient for mobile devices. To prove this wrong the CEO of Nvidia has come forward and explained the inner workings on the chips. Click the read more link for an explanation of the picture and a link for the complete document.

Mo-DV bringing major motion pictures to microSD cards

Hard to say why this idea is just now catching on -- after all, select studios warmed to the idea of putting their content onto portable flash storage years ago. Mo-DV has just announced a new Universal Player for microSD cards, enabling Symbian, Android, Windows Mobile and your everyday Windows PC to play back DRM'd movies stored on a microscopic slab of memory. As for Android users, they'll need version 2.1 or newer, and while few details are given, the company has confessed that more platform support is coming (good luck,Windows Phone 7). No one's talking pricing or release information just yet, but potentially more frightening is this: has anyone ever considered just how inconvenient it is to keep a handful of microSD cards around, let alone swap them in and out of your smartphone?

Google's Nexus S official, coming December 16th to US, 20th to UK

This thing is all but official anyway, but for what it's worth, Google's now got its own product page live for the upcoming Nexus S from Samsung. Here's the rundown: 4-inch WVGA display, triband HSPA with AWS support (no HSPA+, seemingly), 5 megapixel camera, NFC, 16GB of onboard storage, 512MB of RAM, available on T-Mobile. It's also got a gyroscope -- as do the existing Galaxy S phones -- along with something being called the "contour display" (which matches up with rumors we've heard), integrated VoIP support, and Android 2.3 Gingerbread. Interestingly, the phone's quoted as having nothing more than a 1GHz Cortex A8-based Hummingbird processor. Click the read more link for more details and videos!

Android 2.3 Gingerbread Official Specifications and Improvements revealed! (with official Video!)

As we have mentioned again and again about the imminent release of Gingerbread, the new version of Android is here! The new build is being called out as significantly better for game development, tying in nicely with all these Sony Ericsson rumors we've been hearing as of late. Also on deck is tightly-integrated VoIP support, video calling support via a front camera, better cut-and-paste, NFC integration, gyroscope support for more accurate orientation data, an improved download manager, a redesigned keyboard with multitouch support, and an integrated task manager. The first device with 2.3 onbaord will be the Nexus S which will be available for purchase  in USA after December 16th "online and in-store from all Best Buy and Best Buy Mobile stores," either unlocked or with a T-Mobile plan. In the UK, look for the Nexus S to hit December 20th at Carphone Warehouse and Best Buy UK. Hit the read more link for the platform's introductory video. 

911 GT2 RS: THE MOST POWERFUL ROAD PORSCHE EVER

Using a modified version of Porsche’s twin-turbocharged 3.6L flat-six, the 911 GT2 RS cranks out an amazing 620 horsepower, out gunning the previous model by a significant 90 horsepower. Perhaps more importantly, the latest GT2 RS has also shed 154 pounds, netting a total curb weight of just 3,021 pounds. The new model is also 5 percent more fuel efficient than the last-generation car.

Pairing that power with a svelte weight results in some tremendous performance figures, with the 911 GT2 RS capable of accelerating from 0-62 in just 3.5 seconds. The sprint to 124mph can be dealt with in 9.8 seconds, accelerating on to a top speed of 205 mph. Hit the read more link for more pictures and videos!

2011 CHRYSLER 300

Like its Dodge Charger platform mate, the new 300 looks to be a very thorough facelift, leaving elements of the current design somewhat intact. The interior is clearly vastly improved, addressing what was often the biggest complaint with the vehicle.

The rear-end gets new LED tail-lights, a reshaped trunk lid, and a new rear bumper with integrated exhaust tips which are more a part of the rear styling. Hit the read more link for more details and pictures.

Mind controlled devices!

Now this makes touchscreens and even Microsoft's Kinect seem so last century. Throw out your touchscreens, kibosh your Kinects: thought-controlled computing is the new new thing. Brain-computer interface technology has been simmering for years, and seems finally ready to bubble out of research labs and into the real world. Click the read more link for the complete article.