Dell has today unveiled its latest Android handset, the Dell Venue. Somewhat similar to the Windows Phone 7-powered Venue Pro, Dell's new Venue smartphone will run on Froyo, version 2.2 of Android OS. Spec wise, we're looking at a 1 GHz processor, an eight-megapixel camera, full Flash 10.1 support, Dell Stage widget support, and a 4.1-inch AMOLED Gorilla Glass touchscreen display.

As you will expect, on top of Android, Dell will be providing the new flagship with their own UI overlay known as Dell Stage. More info to come soon, including pricing and date of availability.

[via Pocket-Lint]

In the CES 2011, SanDisk today announced the first product in a new category of embedded solid state drives (SSD), that are the world's smallest solid state drives so far.

The SSD is smaller than a postage stamp and offer higher capacities and performance than existing storage solutions. The SanDisk® integrated SSD (iSSD), the first high-capacity product within this new category, is designed for use in fast-growing mobile computing platforms such as tablet PCs and ultra-thin notebooks. It is the first flash SSD device to support the industry standard SATA interface in a small BGA (Ball Grid Array) package that can be soldered onto any motherboard, and for use with advanced operating systems in mobile computing platforms.

[via aving.net]

Eton has introduced the Mobius solar charging case for iPhone. Like the company's other electronics, the Mobius is equipped with a monocrystal solar panel that gathers the sun's energy and charges up your iPhone.

With a battery built into the case, it almost double your iPhone's talk and play time. The sale price has not been released yet, we will keep you updated.

[via Likecool.com]

Since most people use their computers on a daily basis for long time intervals, there's always a need for ergonomic keyboards, and if that's what you're looking for your computer, this keyboard might be the right one for you.

This keyboard was shown at CES 2010, and back then, it was called ErgoMotion keyboard, but now this keyboard is called SmartFish Technologies' Engage Keyboard. Unlike other ergonomic keyboards on the market that offer different key layouts, SmartFish Technologies' Engage Keyboard is using QWERTY layout, and it even has a built in motor inside. This motor periodically adjusts the position of two halves of this keyboard and their tilt as well. That way, with the periodical keyboard adjustment you'll ensure that your hands and wrists are in natural position and you'll minimize chance of injury at the same time.

We should also mention that this keyboard is developed in collaboration with Hospital for Special Surgery in New York. Anyhow, if you want to try out this keyboard, you can bag one for $149.95.

[via Gizmag]