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Sony's new PlayStation "Move" controller is used with its Eye gaming webcam, translating users' motions into actions within games on the PlaySation 3 (PS3) console. Move, which resembles a TV remote with a colorful ball stuck on the end, will be available as part of a package this fall for less than $100, Sony said at a media event.

Motorola’s new Milestone XT720 is set to become the first Google Android 2.1 phone with an 8mp, xenon-flash camera. The new handset is the follow-up to Motorola’s original Milestone, which was hugely successful in America.

The built in 3.2 inches screen comes displaying 16 millions colours at a resolution of 2592x1944 pixels. Other advanced screen features included to the phone are proximity sensor for auto turn off, accelerometer sensor for auto rotating the screen into both portrait & landscape and scratch resistant glass surface.

The Nokia X6 is incorporated with a 5 impressive digital Camera which is capable in capturing images and videos of high quality. The videos can be taken at the rate of 30 frames per second. Beside it, the camera comes with other additional features including auto-focus, dual LED flash and video light, geo-tagging and many more features to improve the images and video quality. Additionally, there is also a secondary camera included to the phone for relishing video call.

One quarter said they would feel completely disconnected. Interestingly, Gen X women (females aged 35-44) led all other gender and age groups with nearly a third saying they’d feel completely disconnected. Conversely, 25-34 year-old men lead the response category “Yes! Please disconnect me, I need the break!” with 16.6 percent of respondents feeling they’re too connected.

The move comes as the three companies try to keep pace in the intensely competitive smartphone market, which this week will see Apple Inc roll out its much anticipated iPhone 4 on five continents. Verizon Wireless, the biggest U.S. mobile provider, said the Droid X phone will go on sale July 15 for $199.99 after a $100 rebate to customers signing a two-year contract.

While most of the world is moving towards 1080p, I've been impressed recently by displays with even higher resolution. A few weeks ago, I stopped by CanonExpo 2010 in New York, where Canon showed off 4K and 8K displays, and also talked about new sensors capable of capturing up to 120 megapixels.