I know you like multi-touching your beloved iPhone but if you ever wanted to give your fingers a break for just a little while, the iPhone Stylus pen from Orion Gadgets might tickle your fancy. The stylus has a soft touch tip, so you won’t have to worry about scratching the screen and what’s more, it can work as a pen too as an added bonus. All at a price of just $10.
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I like the idea of a touch screen phone. It gives you more control and everything is more reachable. You can go through the menu faster and get things done more efficiently when you’re on the go.

I like the idea of the touch iPhone even more. But if I was to chose between using my fingers or using a stylus I’d choose a stylus. Sure I’d miss out on a few things only fingers can do but a stylus could be more precise.
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As you can see from the picture this appears to be a valid pen/stylus. Only it isn’t one exactly. It’s a communication device, and that’s why we’re featuring it. Oh, and one more thing, it’s not a pen at all, it only looks like one but it can be used successfully as a stylus for your… future palm maybe?

I have lots of features today and here’s what this Brando Bluetooth Headset has to offer:

• Bluetooth V2.0 and EDR
• Chipset: BlueCore 4-audio
• Supported Profiles: Headset and Handsfree profile
• Additional function: Stylus -gotta love this
• Transmitter power: Class 2
• Wireless frequency: 2.4 to 2.480GHz
• Sensitive: <-75dBm
• Transmitter distance: 10m
• Battery: rechargeable Li-polymer
• Talking time: 3 hours
• Standby time: 90 hours
• Headset size: 112×14x11 mm
• Headset weight: 11g.

So what you get for $30 is this Brando Bluetooth headset, an earpiece and an USB charging cable. Enjoy!

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The new Sony Ericsson G700 mobile phone was also approved over the weekend along with the Nokia RM451 mobile phone. The G700 features a camera on the front, to use the phone for video conferencing. It features the familiar 5-way navigation key, as well as buttons for volume control on the side of the device. On the back, it has a 3.2 megapixel camera.

The G700 comes with a Stylus, so navigation and typing out emails can be convenient. You can also use the stylus to pan photos. The phone is also a 3G phone. It supports the Memory Stick Micro (M2) for added memory up to 8GB. When connected to a computer, it will act as a USB mass storage device for convenient file transfer. There’s also an integrated RSS feed reader!

The Sony Ericsson G700 supports MPEG4, H.263, H.264, WMV9 and Real Video formats for video playback, and for audio, it supports MP3, WMA, WAV, AAC, AAC+ and eAAC+. No word on the pricing or availability in the US yet.

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Check out the Sony Ericsson P1i, the thinner version of the P990i. Now, the P1i has all the goodies you would want on a smartphone, including HSDPA support and 802.11g WiFi. If you look at it, it could be a great little competitor to the Nokia N95 except for the lack of GPS functionality.

At 17mm thin, the P1i is a smaller brick compared to the 25mm P990i. Also, the P1i supports MemoryStick Micro (M2) - a 1GB card is bundled with the device. The P1i supports QVGA resolution, offering 262k colors. There’s also a 3.2 megapixel camera (with 3x digital zoom) on board the P1i. Compatible with GSM 900/1800/1900MHz networks, the phone weighs in at 124 grams. Entertainment options on the P1i are plenty, including 3D games, video streaming and radio. It supports the Bluetooth A2DP (advanced audio distribution profile) for wireless stereo music.

Being based on the Symbian operating system, consumers can take advantage of tons of third party applications available in the market. Bundled apps include McAfee Firewall Mobile and McAfee VirusScan. SE claims up to 10 hours of talk time and 440 hours of standby on this device.

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