Samsung roll out the Delve phone in the US via Alltel Wireless. The stylish phone come with sport and intuitive interface. The Samsung Delve features virtual keyboard QWERTY and TouchWiz interface support. The Delve offers integrated drag and drop widget screen which allow you to access the favorite menu directly from the screen. The user

T-Mobile has officially announced the first smart phone “G1″ Powered by Google Android operating system, which will be available for $ 179, slightly cheaper than the iPhone from Apple. G1 phone has a touch screen, a computer-type keyboard, Wi-Fi connection and includes most of Google applications and services like Google Maps with streetview, YouTube and Gmail.

Pantech launched its dual-slide 3G phone the Pantech Matrix in the United States via AT&T. Adopting both a full qwerty keyboard and a numeric keypad like HTC Touch Pro, the Pantech Matrix features dual-band UMTS/HSDPA, a 1.3M camera, Bluetooth, AT&T Navigator service and Video Share support. It is available in red, blue or black. There’s no

BOSE’s home theater system V-Class has been selected for the 1st half of 2008 VIP (Very Important Product) Honoree in the AV/PA Category by Global Network. BOSE V-Class features: -Multiple digital and analog inputs that allow for connection to both standard and high-definition sources -Two HDMI connections. -Videostage 5 decoding circuitry providing a surround sound experience -ADAPTiQ audio calibration system

Research In Motion (RIM) announced two major initiatives distribution BlackBerry smartphone applications for the BlackBerry Developer Conference. RIM plans to launch the application window in March 2009 and the BlackBerry application developers can start submitting their applications and content for inclusion in the showcase in December 2008. The showcase allows developers to set their own prices