Check out today's LogicBuy daily gadget deal of the Lenovo's latest IdeaPad U260 ultra portable notebook PC. Just 18mm thick, the laptop is powered by an Intel Core i3/i5 processor, and 4GB of memory. It also sports a 320GB hard drive and integrated Intel HD graphics with HDMI connector.

Available in clementine orange or mocha brown, magnesium-aluminum alloy casing is elegantly styled 'hardback book' like as you can see in the pictures above.�The IdeaPad U260 comes with a 12.5-inch 1366�768 LED-backlit display with a 0.3 megapixel camera on top of the screen. It has spill-resistant keyboard and two-button touch pad with multitouch and scoll function. You can expect WiFi, bluetooth and Dolby Advanced Audio system with stereo speakers.

With the 15% discount coupon in the deal today, you'll be able to purchase the Core i3 model for $934.15 shipped. If you fancy the Core i5 model, the U260 will cost $1,019.15 with free shipping post-discount.

[via LocgicBuy]

Launched only just last month, the Samsung YP-U6 falls into the new generation of Samsung's affordable, basic audio player line up. This isn't to say its featureless. Its predecessor, the U5 did rather well in many reviews as it was designed perfectly as a mini mp3 player for going to the gym, which made it a perfect alternative for the more pricey iPod Shuffle.

Below are some of our recent unboxing photos, we hope to have our full review by early next week.

In the meantime, do let us know if you have any specific questions that you'd like us to cover.

Google finally released their official Google Voice for iPhone app in the AppStore. It brings full GV functionality, including background notifications and full two-way communication and message sync. It's available right now US only for the time being, iPhones with iOS 3.1 or higher are supported.

As long as you've got a Google Voice account, then you shouldn't have any problems getting it running. Just hit the link here for the App Store and hit download.

[via Google Voice Blog]

As you know, Facebook is preparing some enhancements that are related to its messaging system, and all of these enhancements should better and simpler messaging experience to all Facebook users. We've managed to find out more information about the new Facebook messaging system, so let's check out what will Facebook offer to its users.

According to the latest news, it's not a webmail service, in fact, it's more like instant messaging system in which every conversation through email, Facebook or SMS is saved in the conversation history. So this isn't actually an email system, it's an improved communication system that allows you to receive messages via Facebook, email, SMS or chat directly to your inbox and send them to your Facebook contacts.

In addition, you'll be able to receive messages from other people that you don't know, or you can even block those messages, if you're conserved about your privacy. In addition, you'll be able to receive messages from people that don't even use Facebook, which is great. Add "unlimited" storage space, and you'll get one great communication system.

Facebook messaging system sounds promising and if you want to try it out, make sure that you get an invitation.

[via Downloadsquad]