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Earlier, last month, we introduced Galaxy S and Apple 4 in comparison. And this month it is to time for Sony Ericson.

You might have already heard all about the iPhone 4. Apple junkies and many industry people paid attention to it, Steve Jobs proudly presented the newest creation of his at WWDC 2010 (Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference 2010) on June 7. And we can assume that Samsung is one who observed Steve's presentation the most closely and not only because Samsung supplied many parts for the iPhone 4. In competition with Apple, Samsung announced their brand new product, Galaxy S. Needless to say, it will be a fierce competitive race. And all we want to know is which one is smarter?

It might not be fair to compare the next generation Android phones (also called Nexus One or Google Phone) to the current generation iPhone, as an Android's operation system is provided by Google.  However, the Android phone and its brand power are gaining ground in the mobile communication market, so it might not be a bad time to compare the Android phone with the iPhone.

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Panasonic AG-3DA1 3D Camcorder: $21,000.

Panasonic AG-HMX100 3D-Ready Mixing Board: $5,800.

BT-3DL2550 3D-ready production monitor: $9,900.

Shooting your daughter's school play in 3D: Priceless.

Wait, no. That's actually $36,700.

On Feb. 4, 2010, AMD (NYSE: AMD) announced the introduction of the ATI Radeon^TM HD 5450 graphics card, the latest addition to the award-winning line-up of ATI Radeon^TM HD 5000 Series graphics cards.

In the midst of growing interest in eBooks, fueled largely by the launch of Apple's iPad (a tablet PC with a built-in eBook reader), Samsung Electronics is about to launch its new WiFi eBook reader, creating a buzz in the market. On February 2, Samsung Electronics announced that it would launch its new 6-inch eBook reader (model: SNE-60/60K), with WiFi connectivity.

Steve Jobs and his Apple colleagues were extremely enthusiastic at their iPad event last week-so enthusiastic, they didn't have one negative word to say about the Apple iPad. We think Jobs might have minored in psychology, because for those couple hours last Wednesday we were almost convinced that the iPad was the most beautiful, wonderful, amazing, phenomenal, great device ever. But then Jobs snapped his fingers and we snapped out of the positive reinforcement trance he had placed us under with those upbeat adjectives.

We weren't the only ones noticing it either-the creative folks over at NeilCurtis.com noticed the trending positivity and took matters into their own hands. They edited the whole press conference to show the bounty of positive words the people at Apple had to say about their new tablet. Check out the video.

Sir Richard Branson is at it again-whether it's luxurious trips to outer space or stylish underwater adventuring, the Virgin Mobile tycoon wants to be the first to market it. Virgin Limited Edition announced today it will be going underwater with its new Necker Nymph aero submarine. The Necker Nymph a DeepFlight three-person aero submarine.

Yesterday Apple launched its much anticipated tablet device, the iPad, and with it Steve Jobs proclaimed that Apple was now a mobile device company. Apple hopes to kick-start the market for e-books with its iPad and iBookstore service, and replicate its success with the iPod and iTunes. However, like the iPhone, the key to the iPad's success will be the value added by the enthusiastic community of Apple developers.