Sony Ericsson has just launched three experience packs for the XPERIA X10, X10 Mini and X10 Mini Pro handsets. They are bundles of accessories that will enhance your XPERIA handset.

The three experience packs are:

The Fitness Experience Pack XP110 comes with Sony Ericsson LiveView, Clip, Wristband, microUSB Charger and User Guide for the XPERIA X10 Mini and X10 Mini Pro smartphones.

The Business Experience Pack XP120 comes with Bluetooth Noise Shield, VH700 Handsfree, EC300 microUSB Cable, Wave Secure and Office Suite Pro applications for the XPERIA X10, X10 Mini and X10 Mini Pro handsets.

The Design Experience Pack XP130 is a package that comes with 3 Snap on designer covers for the XPERIA X10 Mini. You also get lanyards, charms and some applications.

via Xperia X10

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Google recently announced its first Android 2.3 powered smartphone, the Nexus S. On the other hand, Google is said to be rolling out the Gingerbread update to Nexus One owners. According to the guys at Engadget, few Nexus One owners are reporting that they have already started receiving the the much awaited Android 2.3 update. This is definitely a great news for all the Nexus One owners who were eagerly waiting to try out the Google's latest operating system on their powerful smartphone.

The Android 2.3 update is expected to come with new features such as improved keyboard text entry, improved power management, application usage, new internet calling feature and improvements to the UI. We are still not sure, if the news is true or not. If you own a Nexus One, and already received this update, do let us know in the comments below.

Update: Okay, so we have a bad news for the Nexus One owners. The Gingerbread update is not rolling out yet. Keep your fingers crossed! We just heard from Matt Cutts and Reto Meier of Google on twitter that the OTA update for the Nexus One will be coming in a few weeks.

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Google has just officially launched the first Android 2.3 phone , the Nexus S and the price for the unlocked handset without a contract is out.

The Nexus S will be available unlocked at all BestBuy outlets in USA for just 529 USD starting from Dec 16 , 2010 which is barely a week from now . The handset will also be available on T-Mobile USA for $199 with a two-year contract.

Our friends in UK will be very disappointed about the price of the unlocked handset across the seas. It will be available for 549.95 GBP or roughly 862 USD which simply does not seem right !

It will be also available on select pay-monthly plans starting from 35 GBP per month at Carphone Warehouse and Best Buy from December 20

If you plan to buy a Nexus S , getting it from USA seems a wiser idea at this point.

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NVIDIA has lately been tagged as the organization that goes on to rebadge its hardware without introducing anything new. Looks like NVIDIA is all set to give up on that dirty image with the launch of GeForce GT 540M notebook GPU which will obviously be the successor of 435M mobile GPU series.

With GeForce GT 540M, we are taking an already proven architecture and using the maturity of the manufacturing process to create GPUs with higher clock settings while staying in the same power envelope. As a result, the GeForce GT 540M delivers a significant increase in fill-rate and memory bandwidth, which ultimately translates to better overall performance.

The GT 540M chip comes up with similar 96 CUDA cores and 128 bit memory interface as compared to 435M. The 540M GPU takes lead in graphics display as it cranks up the numbers like anything. The graphics touches 672 MHz while processor clock touches 1344 MHz which should be considered exceptional. The on-board memory will touch the max speed of 900 MHz which again is exceptionally exciting. Also, the power requirements haven't been changed thus making the GT 540M notebook GPU from NVIDIA a must have for the upcoming laptops.

[via Engadget]