The Nokia N95 by all means and purposes is one of the most full featured Nokia phone that has ever come out from Nokia’s woodwork. With GPS, a 5 megapixel camera, cool multimedia functions and even a 3.5mm jack, it had almost everything you’d look for in a phone. Well except the fact that not everyone liked the N95’s shape and design. Well with Nokia’s N82, Nokia has now given us a phone that rivals the N95 but this time in candy bar format. Well we managed to get our hands on the N82 and so read on to see what our take on the phone was like.

We continue our series of Interweb Roundups with news on Nokia's touch-screen devices, Firefox Mobile, a retro styled USB flash drive, and a quaint pair of sneakers.

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Ever since Lenovo took over IBM’s PC division, we’ve seen mostly business notebooks to come out of to market. However, Lenovo has in the last year released its stable of consumer based notebooks in the form of the Lenovo 3000 line. One of their latest releases is the Lenovo 3000 Y410 which is being billed as an entertainment notebook complete with Dolby Surround Sound. I’ve managed to get my hands on a Y410 just recently and decided to take look at how Lenovo’s consumer line fares up.

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With the plethora of Bluetooth headsets out there, it was necessary for Motorola to come up with something unique to appeal to both casual and music loving mobile phone users. Behold the Motorola S9 Bluetooth Headphones. Not only is it supports stereo audio playback but it also doubles as a headset to receive and make calls. Also the design of the S9 seems to suggest it was develop to cater for joggers as it is water and sweat resistant.