Nintendo confirmed that 3DS submarine title Steel Driver will hit the Europe on 6th May. The wait for the game is almost finished; it will permit players to go under water using the handheld’s gyro sensor to locate the enemy ships. Steel commander requires the person to hide his ship and locate enemies’ ship on the grid map before sinking them.

There has been the revelation of a new E-pad by Asus. It was launched on the 25th of March. It is a sort of a convertible tablet and is based on the Honeycomb system used by Google’s Android.

According to reports, while all leading networks in the UK will apparently carry the much-hyped and highly-awaited Sony PlayStation phone, the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play, an exclusive white version of the handset will only be available on O2.

According to a recent Amazon advertisement, the HTC Desire S handset – the new version of the HTC Desire handset that received rave reviews at the MWC last year - will likely be released on April 18; and the cost of the phone will be $419.99.

You can now purchase the StreetPilot for iPhone from any App Store for $40. This navigation application has been created by Garmin for the iPhone.

Google is due to release its tablet-optimized OS, the Android Honeycomb on February 2, at its Mountain View headquarters. Google would be holding a press event to show off its new invention.

The e-commerce site, asking the visitors to ‘buy a girl her life back’, by donating school materials to girls in India was initially intended for a different purpose as suggested by the name. ‘The Girl Store’, is this one site which helps prevent the common practice that its title alludes to.

The advent of a new year means the launch of new projects by Companies. Not leaving a stone unturned, Research in Motion has announced its intentions to release a new version of the famous Blackberry.

At the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Acer introduced two attractive new budget-range smartphones – the Liquid Mini, and the BeTouch E210 – which garnered a lot of attention from the attendees at the event.

With Microsoft announcing at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas that the company’s next Windows version will run on ARM processors, Horace Dedlu, an ex-Nokia manager, is of the opinion that the “unthinkable” decision will largely leave Microsoft playing catch-up in the rapidly-growing tablet arena.