What you see above is a brand new commercial promoting Research in Motion’s first touch-screen Blackberry, the Blackberry Storm.

How do I know that RIM doesn’t like Apple after viewing the above commercial? Well perhaps the black berry shooting through a literal apple has something to do with it.

Oh RIM, with your pranks, let’s just wait for Apple to fire back.

Update: Apparently this is actually an ad that was presented to RIM and they declined. Bummer, I would have loved to see this on the TV.

Slashgear has recently put up a video giving the breakdown, and walkthrough of Samsung’s forthcoming SWD-M100 Mobile Internet Device.

We don’t know much about the SWD-M100 other than it runs Windows Mobile 6.1, features an Opera browser, has an accelerometer, and 2-cameras; a 3MP one on the back and a 0.3MP on the front. There is also a microSD memeory card slot for memory expansion and a port for TV output.

Sounds, and looks, cool. I remember when UMPC’s first came out and they were all the rage, oh how the times have changed.

Nikon wants to go straight into the avant-garde line with the new video headset called Media Port UP. On top of the unusual characteristic of being a “wearable” device, the headset has a small display that you can use to view videos or other data.

The multimedia Nikon Media Port UP has a hard-drive with 4GB or 8GB depending on the model, and the battery lasts 2 hours when watching a video without interruption, or close to 5 hours when listening to audio content. While using this headset you might look like a cyborg, but that is only a small price to play for what you can achieve with it.

Thanks to motion sensors that replace your hands, the only operation needed to get some kind of action is moving your head in a direction: up, down, left, and right. The Media Port UP includes Wi-Fi, a battery that can be easily recharged, and costs approximately $600. Sadly it is only available in Japan.

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With all this talk about mobile gadgets and portable devices there comes a time when even the busiest person has to take a sit and rest for a while. So why not rest in a BeeB media chair. It’s not like we have that chance every day.

The @-space Media Chair from BeeB, certainly looks good and seems to be really comfortable. Besides the slick design you should be impressed by the 19 inch LCD display which can be folded downwards, the 2.1 speaker system and the wireless keyboard and mouse. All you need to do is connect your laptop or desktop to it and you’re going to have your own little media and gaming universe. I should be getting myself something like that

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Media Temple recently introduced a first ever for the Apple iPhone. Its the worlds first iPhone web hosting control panel. Now, using your iPhone, you can easily buy a domain, reboot your server, add emails, pay your bill.

(mt) Media Temple, Inc. is an industry-leading, privately held, profitable web hosting and software application services company based in Los Angeles, California. Since 1998, the company has provided businesses worldwide with reliable, professional-class network environments to host websites, email, business applications, and other rich media content.

Now with this service offered by Media Temple, you can do most of your administrative tasks on their web servers and web hosting all through your iPhone. Convenient! Wouldn’t you say so?

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