I sure wish all card readers were as conveniently designed as the Elecom new MR-C25 Series memory card reader. The new slim card reader comes with a unique 180� rotating body, an uncommon feature on card readers, the result means that you'd be able to access USB ports next to the one you're using and be able to leave it plugged it to your laptop while on the go.

Compatible with microSD and SD card, this MR-C25 even support SDXC cards as well, unfortunately, we have no news of the new card reader arriving anywhere but Japan for �1,995 which is around $25 or �15.

[via Elecom]

The new Macbook Air might be the thinnest notebook on the world, but despite its incredible design new Macbook Air has some software issues that soon needs to be addressed.

According to a user report, it seems that new Macbook Air is having some issues with Skype 2.8.x. If you're using Skype 2.8.x for Mac OS X on Macbook Air, there's a good chance that you won't be able to use Skype at all, because Skype gets stuck during the login.

Many users have complained about this, but it seems that there's no official solution from Apple or Skype at the moment. Only solution that is available is switching to the earlier version of Skype, at least to the Skype version 2.7.0.330. On the other hand, if you're using Windows 7 and Skype on the Macbook Air, there's no problems.

This is an annoying bug, and so far, only solution is to switch to the previous version of Skype, but we're hoping for official solution soon enough.

[via Ubergizmo]

There was some doubt in the inter-webs if the Blackberry Playbook was a real device or just a dummy piece of hardware. RIM announced it's tablet device called the PlayBook last month after months of speculation about the BlackPad. Now we have some proof that the BlackPad is real and it actually works. Here is a video from Adobe's Max conference where RIM's CEO showed a demo of the Adobe Flash capabilities of the Playbook.

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Samsung USA is sending out invitations to people, and they are inviting them to an event in New York on November 8th, where Samsung will launch a new Android powered device. Well, we don't know it's a tablet or a smartphone, but we can expect a smartphone because Samsung recently launched a tablet. May be the upcoming Samsung Android powered device is the first Android phone to come with Android 2.3 a.k.a Gingerbread. Well, we don't have any words on the specs of the phone, may be Samsung is launching the rumored Galaxy S2. I know these 2 weeks will pass by like 2 years for Samsung and Android fans, so folks have patience and stay tuned with us. I hope the new device will rock like Samsung Galaxy S, or may be better. What do you think?

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