Now technology comes with USB hub with card reader and thermometer, it’s a 3-in-1 gadget featuring, a card reader supporting all of the latest memory card, 3- port USB 2 HUB, and Fahrenheit thermometer. This hub is very special hub as it can be rotated to 90 degree according to the convenience of the users. The card reader in it supports MS/SDHC/SD/M2 and MicroSD card.

It has a temperature meter which shows the temperature. This gadget is available in blue, green and black colour and it could be yours for $11.99.

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MicroSoft presents Wireless Mobile Mouse 6000 with Bluetrack technology that enables it to run on any semi flat surface. Appearing with five buttons this Laptop Mouse proves very efficient and comes with USB receiver. The nano USB receiver when plugged in the USB port of the notebook just remains 1/4th of an inch outside the peripheral. Thus, one can carry the notebook with the USB receiver plugged in. The nano USB receiver when not in use can be kept in a space at the rear end of the mouse relieving you from losing it. Running on AA battery that lasts 10 months, the mouse epitomizes the ergonomic design hence being very useful for the techies. It has an operating range of 30 feet thus broadening your reach to the Laptop. With a rubber made grippy surface on the sides and a smoother one at the top, this light weighted mouse is convenient to operate. The tilting and smooth wheel ensures 4-way scrolling as the mouse proves wise at pointing and sensing the notebook screen.

With all these features to their latest Laptop mouse, Microsoft stands on their standard of fabricating worthy gadgets. It also boasts of On/Off switch to conserve energy by switching off this mouse when you don’t need it. This wonderful gizmo comes with a 3 year warranty. But you have to wait for the pricing details.

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The next version of Office moved a step closer to reality on Monday as Microsoft released an invitation-only technical preview of Office 2010. Also, it won't show off the program's biggest change--the addition of browser-based versions of Excel, PowerPoint, Word, and OneNote. Those so-called Office Web Applications are being demonstrated on Monday, but the technical preview of the Web apps won't come until later this year. For consumers, Microsoft plans to make the browser-based versions a free part of Windows Live next year, but hasn't decided whether they will include advertising.

The applications, which run in Safari, Firefox, and Internet Explorer, are aimed at both expanding the number of Office users within businesses as well as holding the ground threatened by Google Docs and other Web-based productivity programs. On the desktop side, Microsoft plans a broader beta of the software later this year, with a final release in the first half of 2010. Word gets a collection of cool image effects that stem from the DaVinci Imaging Engine that was part of Microsoft's now-discontinued Digital Image Suite product. Word, as well as the other programs, gets a new "paste preview" tool that lets users hover over different paste options and see what their paste will look like before accepting that selection. Excel gets a new feature called Spark lines, which are tiny graphs that can fit in a single cell of a spreadsheet. PowerPoint picks up video editing features as well as the ability to create a video of one's presentation, including voice annotations. The Outlook e-mail and calendar program adds a conversation view feature, a la Gmail.

Microsoft's feature goes further though, offering an "ignore thread" option which keeps a user from having to see a message string they are no longer interested in being a part of. It also has a "Mail Tips" feature that offers etiquette and security alerts before doing things as replying to a large group or sending a document outside the firewall. Microsoft has yet to announce pricing for any of the products.

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We've known about Nokia's so-called Surge for months now. The Symbian S60-based smartphone is aimed squarely at social media freaks, boasting a full QWERTY keyboard, a browser with Flash support, a pre-installed Juice Caster app for easily updating your Facebook / Twitter status. For just $79.99 after rebate, you'll also get a 2 megapixel camera, AT&T Navigator, AT&T Video Share and the pleasure of handing over at least $30 per month for a required data plan.

But at long last, AT&T has done its duty by making things official. You can get yours on July 19th.

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We’re not sure if LG wanted this to happen so soon, but a promo video of the unannounced LG Chocolate BL40 has just appeared on YouTube. Coming as the fourth phone from the Black Label Series, LG BL40 is an unusual handset, first of all because of its 4.0 inches touchscreen display that has a resolution of 800 x 345 pixels and a 21:9 aspect ratio.

The display is covered with tempered glass, thus being scratch-proof, plus there's a gorgeous Flash-based 3D UI, multitouch, AGPS, WiFi, 7.2Mbps HSDPA, all packed into an impossibly thin case. Here's the stylish phone video:

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