 FON has launched its new "applications router" the Fonera 2.0n which is not only an 802.11n router, nor is it just a faster way to share your internet connection and in return get access to other peoples FON routers, as the new model really packs a lot of great new features.
 Seeing is believing as they say and the video from Engadget that you'll see after the break at least made us a believer in this new technology from Phoenix Technology, as we've never seen a notebook boot so fast before.
 Alienware, Dell's high performance gaming brand has as so many others by now, announced an Intel Core i7 based notebook, but this one stands out from the crowd in more ways than one.
 Toshiba UK has announced the launch of the new Qosmio X500 18.4-inch notebook with an Intel Core i7 processor and is so far the third company to announce a Core i7 based notebook, although this one is not for your average notebook user.
 Boy Genius Report has gotten their hands on the RIM BlackBerry 9700 and if this is the BlackBerry you've been waiting for, then you haven't waited in vain as this truly is a flagship handset.
 Chippy from UMPC Portal got his hands on a pre-production sample of the upcoming UMID mbook M2 MID that is set to launch before the end of the year and you can check out his first impression after the break.
 MSI has refreshed its X-Slim series of thin-and-lights with two new models based on Intel and AMD platforms. The X610 is an AMD-based version of the 15.6-inch X600.
 Acer has shown of the F1, one in a range of new Smartphones from the company that are expected to launch later this year and Register Hardware has now confirmed that the F1 is set to launch in October.
 Earlier today we attended the Microsoft launch event of the LifeCam Cinema and Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 6000 in Taipei, Taiwan and you'll find a video from the event after the break.
 The at least by some eagerly awaited Sony Ericsson Xperia X2 has finally been unboxed on video and for those of you that are looking forward to this updated Windows Mobile devices from Sony Ericsson, this is the first glimpse of what's on offer.
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 A video unboxing of the Sony Ericsson Satio handset (well, three of them actually) has turned up on YouTube, thanks to no-one other than Sony Ericsson. The video shows all three colour options of the Satio as well as the box content.
 Vodafone has announced a new social media and app platform that the company calls 360. To go with the new service are two new Samsung handsets that goes under the name of H1 and M1, both of course offering full support for Vodafones 360.
 Gizmodo has scored a couple of pictures of what is said to be Microsoft's Project Pink handsets, although it might be a little bit too early to draw any conclusions, whatever these devices are, they look interesting.
 During IDF, Intel has been showing off a prototype notebook with no less than three OLED touch screens located just above the keyboard and thanks to Engadget, we've got a video of the notebook after the break.
 At IDF in San Francisco, Intel announced Moblin 2.1 for MIDs which in itself might not mean much to you, but the big deal here is the fact that it will be available for mobile phones.
 MSI has launched the Wind U110 Eco, a quite pricey netbook which promises to deliver impressive battery life without sacrificing much in terms of performance. This is not the first time MSI launched a netbook optimized for increased battery life.
 It appears that Clove has put up the entire range of Acer's Windows Mobile 6.5 handsets for pre-order and helpfully provided the full specifications for the E1, C1 and L1, on top of the F1 we reported about earlier.
 A new smaller SATA interfaced called mSATA which is short for mini SATA has been introduced by the SATA-IO consortium and the new interface is set to be on display at IDF this week.
 Huawei has announced that the company is working on further improving the speed of the HSPA+ standard which today stands at 21Mbps, although so far only a select number of network operators in a handful of countries have rolled out network support for 21Mbps.
 It looks like Asus is readying a 12-inch, Nvidia ION powered EeePC, at least if we're to believe a Chinese retailer that has listed the supposedly new model. However, we'd take it with a grain of salt, as the specs doesn't quiet seem to add up.
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