The much awaited Casio digital camera EX-H20G which boasts of built in GPS has been publicly launched though its preview was made available to the public back in January itself. The Casio Exlim EX-H20G is different from other digital camera due to its built in GPS feature. One can use the GPS technology to automatically tag photographs. Also, the GPS feature can be used to track where the camera is located. It might just help you come out if you are lost in a jungle.

The Casio Exlim EX-H20 couples amazing GPS technology with a 24 mm, 10x optical zoom lens with a 14.1 megapixel camera. To add to this the amazing portrait point and shoot will record videos at 720p (which will be 30 fps). Enough features with the GPS technology to make the Casio Exlim EX-H20 worth buying. The Casio Exlim EX-H20 will be available in markets by November for $349.99.

Also, Casio has launched one more point and shoot which comes without GPS. The Casio Exilim Z-16 is an entry level point and shoot digital camera boasting a 12.1�megapixel sensor. It will be simple to use when compared to EX-H20 due to the absence of GPS technology. The Casio Exilim Z-16 is a simple point and shoot that comes for $99.99 only.

[via Crunchgear]

Mostly Android phones are expensive and not everyone can buy it, because good Android phones starts from $400. But Orange UK has launched a phone for people who are looking for a good Android phones, with a good price. Orange's San Fransisco is an Android 2.1 powered handset, which is manufactured by ZTE and it's for �99 ($154) pay-as-you-go. The phone features a 600MHz Qualcomm MSM7227 chipset, 3.2 megapixel camera, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, FM radio, and MicroSD expansion. A lot of good features in a great balanced price, you should get it if you are tight on budget and looking for a good Android phone. Here is a video after the break, in which Orange guy will tell you about the San Fransisco:

via Engadget

Mozilla recently updated its Firefox Home For iPhone to version 1.0.2. The new version comes with an improved URL bar and support for 16 different languages. Check out all the changes and improvements below.

According to the Mozilla blog, Firefox Home For iPhone version 1.0.2 includes:

• Use Firefox Home in 16 different languages, including French, German, Japanese, Polish and Spanish. See all supported languages
• Want to visit a website that's not in your bookmarks or history? Only remember part of the URL? You can now type in the site's URL into the Search Bar and Firefox Home will help you get there
• For advanced users running their own Firefox Sync server, you can now set up Firefox Home to connect to your custom server
• One-way refresh of your Firefox desktop history, bookmarks and open tabs to your iPhone or iPod touch
• Instant access to your open tabs, just the way you left them on your PC
• Awesome Bar Search to get you to your recently and frequently visited sites with minimal typing
• Instant access to your bookmarks to get you to important sites by tapping instead of typing
• End-to-end encryption so only you have access to your Firefox data
• Access to your Settings to see what data has been ported, as well as the option to Refresh at any time
• Useful Help button on the login page for additional support

You must have a Firefox Sync account to set up and use Firefox Home on your iPhone. You can easily download Firefox Home directly from your iPhone or iPod touch or by visiting the iTunes Store.

Windows Live Mail and Gmail are currently the most popular webmail services but that doesn't mean that others such as Yahoo Mail are neglected. Speaking of Yahoo Mail, Yahoo Mail just had some interface changes so let's check it out.

While Windows Live Mail and Gmail are the most used webmail services at the moment, and in order to compete with them Yahoo has decided to update its Yahoo Mail service a bit. Yahoo has announced that its Yahoo Mail will be cleaner, faster, and more sociable and that we should see this new interface arrive in the next few weeks. It seems that the new Yahoo Mail will have better Flickr and YouTube support in your emails and thanks to it each time when you open an email with Flickr photo or YouTube video it will automatically embed itself into the video.

Another interesting improvement is Facebook and Twitter support and with it, you'll be able to update your Twitter and Facebook statuses directly through Yahoo Mail.�Improved Yahoo Mail sounds promising enough, and we can't wait to see it in action, but will it be enough to compete with Windows Live Mail or Gmail.

[via Ubergizmo]

Not much time has passed since Sony PS Move was officially launched in stores of U.S. Usually we don't get to see people tearing apart gadgets to understand what they have but people at iFixIt have already teared apart Sony PS Move right after its launch and they have found that Sony PS Move is nothing more complex than your cellphone.

The Wii and PlayStation use different methods of locating their controllers. The Wii Remote has an infrared (IR) sensor built into the controller, and uses triangulation from the IR emitters on the sensor bar placed near the TV to locate itself. PlayStation Move, unlike the Wii, can locate the motion controller in 3D space. The PlayStation Eye camera visually recognizes the X/Y position as well as the relative size of the glowing sphere on the motion controller to pinpoint the controller's location.

Some of the components found in today's smartphones that have also become part of the Sony PS Move are the accelerometer, bluetooth�transmitter, gyroscope, vibrating motor and also a MEMS compass. I suppose we should appreciate the way Sony has come up with something as innovative as the Sony PlayStation Move without using any complex technology but in some respects we expected abit more.

[iFixIt via Crunchgear]

Here's LogicBuy latest deal of the day for a Dell Latitude E5510 laptop. Dell Latitude E-Family laptops deliver reliable mobile computing with increased flexibility, proven durability, remotely manageable system and security features. With their emphasis on stability, inter-compatibility, global support and business-class control, Latitude E5510 can help save IT time and money within your organization.

The Latitude E5510 sports the Core i7 processor. The laptop is equipped with 2GB DDR3 memory (upgradable to 4GB), 15.6-inch anti-glare LED LCD display, DVD+/-RW, 160GB Hard Drive, WiF, ExpressCard and more.

This deal offers a 38% off the listed price, which mean you are paying only $665.38.

[via LogicBuy]

According to Digitimes, the new Apple iPad is coming out in Q1 2011. Apple touch panel suppliers� are saying that they are testing 9.7 inch panels and they are ultra-thin. Apple always refresh their product line after a year, 1st gen iPad was launched in April 2010, so you can expect the 2nd gen iPad in February or March 2011. iPad is Apple's one of the most successful devices, and Apple has sold millions of iPad units. So what's going to be new in the next-generation iPad? I think the next-gen iPad will include a camera, both front and rear. Because I know a lot of people who dropped the iPad because of� no camera. The new iPhone 4 comes with both front and rear camera, so does the new iPod Touch. So I think the new iPad will also feature two cameras. What else would be in there? One more thing came in my mind, AT&T is also launching LTE next year, so you can keep a LTE capable iPad in your mind… and iPhone too!

Tell us in the comments box what you want in the new iPad, and please don't say you want Android in it, because this is also a wish of a lot of people.