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Hello Barbie Hologram Responds To Your Voice. You Can Talk To Her. Giving Voice Commands. The toy uses a 2-D projection of a 3-D animation

"Uber-popular, ultra-addictive smartphone game Draw Something has only been around since the beginning of February, but has already seen a phenomenal three billion pictures drawn since its inception."

"Lovers of Samsung's Galaxy range will be pleased to know that the Korean manufacturer has begun sending out official invitations to the unveiling of "the next Galaxy" in London on 3 May."

The LG 47 LM6700 is an 3D  47″ LED TV which uses LG's 120Hz  Trumotion Technology. It's gamer's delight that is new to the scene and adds a whole new dimension to the gaming field.  The colors are bright and alive on this model and it has proven beyond a doubt that 3-D effects can look fantastic on an in-home television.The ultrathin  bezel of this  LED TV enables you to focus on the screen instead of the frame surrounding it.This internet-ready  HDTV enables you to explore different  applications, stream movies on various channels, watch Youtube videos online  and connect with your  friends on social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter

"Apple really are an industrious bunch. Not content with basking in the glory of their successful iPad 3 launch, the Californians are reported to be developing a new, smaller version of their flagship pad."

"Samsung has announced its next generation Exynos processor, and made no secret of the fact it'll be powering the next Galaxy phone, set to be launched on 3 May."

"The phone can connect anyone to anything at a moment's notice, making it responsible for more painful mistakes than alcohol and red and blue wires combined. Human beings can't be trusted with each other at the best of times and so giving everyone access to everything is the conversational equivalent of the end of a Tarantino movie: a lot of very angry people and imminent pain."

"Samsung is expected to announce its rival to Apple's iCloud service at 2012 Samsung Mobile Unpacked on 3 May, with the originally named S-Cloud."

"May 3 is nearly upon us, and once it gets here we'll hopefully be able to put to bed many of the Galaxy S III rumors that have been piling up over the last several months. Until Samsung finally makes things official, there's still a little time left for some last-minute leaks and rumors, and that's just what we have for you this afternoon. "

"Launched in November last year, the Samsung Galaxy Note has caused quite a splash, being both lauded and vilified by critics. The device boasts a massive 5.3-inch touchscreen with a 1280 x 800 pixel resolution, Google Android Gingerbread, and a 1.4GHz dual-core processor, plus the unusual S-Pen stylus for note-taking, annotations and all sorts of other pen-based activities."

" Cellphones Galaxy Note ICS upgrade pushed back to Q2, adds exclusive set of stylus-ready apps (video) By Richard Lawler posted Mar 22nd 2012 3:11AM Unfortunately, Samsung's Galaxy Note won't join the Galaxy S II with its own upgrade to Ice Cream Sandwich in Q1 as originally announced, since the company has now scheduled its arrival for Q2. It will however, arrive worldwide as part of a "Premium Suite" software upgrade packed with exclusive apps meant to highlight its S-Pen stylus. One of them is S Note, which combines notes and sketches with other apps like Shape Match and Formula Match which are also included to assist recognition of geometric shapes and hand drawn formulas. The final app packed in is My Story, designed to create personalized cards. We're not sure how much use you'll get out of those unless you're a math professor, project manager or just love sending e-cards, but there's one more treat in the form of an exclusive Angry Birds Space level and free access to 30 "Danger Zone" levels for a limited time. Press play on the video above for a peek at the apps -- and the Note's TouchWiz-styled flavor of Android 4.0 -- or check out the press release after the break. "

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"Samsung's unusual smartphone/tablet hybrid, the Galaxy Note, really shouldn't have been a success. It's overall size, thanks to the massive 5.3-inch screen, makes it difficult to squeeze into a pocket or operate with one hand, but as it is smaller than the majority of tablets, it's less desirable for home use."

HP Folio the rare design, which claims to be in compliance with the Intel's Ultrabook definition, enjoys all-round protection from HP Support. Whether there are software problems, hardware damage...

Social networking has become inevitability for businesses of all sizes.

For Secure Cloud Computing 3 main basic considerations are : Security and Privacy, Compliance and Legal Issues offered by Cloud service provider. Cloud Services allow users to instantly and wirelessly share information and data between multiple devices faster than ever with advanced security.

"With surprisingly little fanfare Samsung has launched the third Wave mobile phone, featuring its Bada 2.0 platform. The S8600 was announced back in August, but the release date was never confirmed, however, it has now appeared on several European e-retailer sites all ready for the Christmas rush."

"New information has appeared online regarding the much-anticipated Nokia Lumia 900. Following recently leaked details, PocketNow has reported that the flagship handset (to be known as the Ace in the USA) will feature a 4.3-inch ClearBlack SuperAMOLED display, an 8 megapixel camera and 512 MB of RAM. Powered by a 1.4GHz Qualcomm CPU, the phone will initially ship with Windows Phone Mango as anticipated, continuing the close relationship with Microsoft."

"Using the Nokia Lumia 800 to take photos is very much like using a modern compact camera. It produces appealing images that are perfect for sharing in a multitude of different ways, whether that's via the LCD screen, your usual social networks, email or even good old-fashioned prints."