Sony is now selling the Sony Mylo 2 personal communicator as the mylo Internet Device, you just need WiFi hotspot connection and you’re internet surfing fun begins. According to the Japanese electronic giant that this gadget is designed for people who use instant messaging as a primary form of communication and networking for their social life.

source {pocketables}

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IBM will introduce its Lotus Notes web access (e-mail, calendar and contact) capable Lotus iNotes for iPhone 3G, a sign that iPhone is now fast becoming an enterprise mobile computing device.

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Looking at Engadget’s post I thought it is a legit leaked Palm Centro 2 flyer with complete product information such as non-QWERTY keyboard that means it is touchscreen but an update came says it is just a photoshop project.

I guess touchscreen will eliminate the other touch device in the future as most tech companies are coming up with their touchscreen technologies. Like HP will be introducing touchscreen input ala iPhone into its mobile computers.

Sonos will introduce two of its new ZonePlayers, the ZP120 sports a slim is 60% slimmer for its previous size. The ZP90 works as a receiver to stream music wirelessly.

These ZonePlayers are now powered by MIMO (Multiple Input Multiple Output) technology, that means it enhances its range. Sonos ZonePlayers ZP90 and ZP120 are priced to sell for $350 and $500.

via {engadget}

The 2008 Beijing Olympics is just around the corner but if you can’t make it to Beijing because of various reason then the best place to watch it maybe in-front of you computer. Here are some links for you to watch for free!

NBCOlympics.com provides free, real-time coverage of the 2008 Olympics for US viewers or you can download the latest event into your computer using its features “NBC Olympics on the Go” from from TVTonic.

The official 2008 Beijing Olympics site.