iPhone 4 features

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iPhone4  is the latest released of iPhone after 3GS  (third  generation). One of the new  features is Video Calling  through FaceTime, with the tap of a button you can easily now say hello to your kids, watch a friend laugh at your stories and share smiles across  the globe.Video calling starts with searching the person on your contacts tap the FaceTime button and after the invitation was accepted and its ready to go, it works in both portrait and landscape modes.

New touch-screen smartphone unveiled

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RIM is widely expected to unveil a new touch-screen smartphone with a pull-out keyboard at a corporate event on Tuesday. The device is likely the much-hyped BlackBerry Slider 9800, leaked images of which have flooded the Internet over the past several weeks. RIM might also unveil its new smartphone operating system, BlackBerry OS 6, which will give RIM devices a Web browser and a home screen that mirrors those of the iPhone and Google's Android-based smartphones. At first glance, it seems that RIM doesn't need a shot in the arm from a sexy new device and operating system. BlackBerry phones have a commanding lead in the smartphone market, making up 41.7% of smartphone subscriptions, according to comScore.

Apple and Google have bested RIM's devices in terms of ease of use, availability of third-party applications, touch-screen technology and Web browsing capabilities -- to name just a few critical smartphone components. IPhones and Android phones are simply cooler than the assortment of BlackBerry phones.

A new rival tablet in November

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Research in Motion, the maker of BlackBerry smartphones will introduce a tablet computer in November to compete with Apple Inc's iPad, according to Bloomberg News. Although there are rumours the company has established “BlackPad” domain name, there are still no precise details about the product itself.
Bloomberg report stated that the device from RIM will have 9.7” screen, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and other features natural to slates. A surprise is that the report claims that in order to connect to the Internet the BlackPad will require a BlackBerry device.

The Blackpad is expected to have about the same dimensions as the iPad and cost about as much as the $499-plus Apple tablet, the report said.

Apple's iPad much popular and widely-used nowadays competition in tablet industry getting crowded when Microsoft may also  launch into the same market.

First 3D Camcorder

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Numerous global electronics companies are racing 3-D televisions into the shops, hoping a revival of interest in the technology sparked by blockbuster movies such as the sci-fi epic "Avatar" will translate into the public wanting the 3-D experience at home. But the relative scarcity of three-dimensional content is a stumbling block for the products catching on.