Nokia has launched the N78 mobile phone in India. The phone comes with a “Location Tagger” application which automatically tags the photos according to location data. It allows users to save the photos by date as well as by geographical coordinates.
It is the slimmest of the NSeries devices with a 2.4 inch screen, 3.5 MP camera, high speed connectivity via WLAN and HSPDA 3.5G. It will enable users to take full advantages of Nokia services such as Nokia Maps and the A-GPS. It will come preloaded with Nokia Maps of 8 cities across the country with points of interest such as bars, cafes, hotels and restaurants. A 3 month integrated navigation license also comes with the device.

LG has launched a cool and affordable mobile phone called the KC550. It has got some good features at a decent price. The phone is just 14mm thick, has a 5MP camera and features Schneider-Kreuznach auto focus optics with image stabilizer.
The new mobile from LG also offers 240 X 320 pixel display, A2DP bluetooth, USB connectivity, memory expansion using micro SD cards and a speaker phone. It basically focuses on imaging and multimedia features. It also comes with 6 built in motion sensitive games, FM Radio, MP3 player and video/image editors.
The best thing about it is its price. Guess what, it is available for just Rs 14,719 ($350) So if you like taking pictures, then this phone is just for you.

If you have trouble waking up in the morning, then the Hand Grenade alarm clock is perfect for you. The clock promises a booming sound that is sure to get you off your bed in shock and tremor.
The alarm clock is designed in the shape of a hand grenade and is ideal for military fans. Even though you may think of it as an alarm clock, it is certainly a rough device of military standards. To switch off the alarm, you will have to throw the device away. You can do so without any fear as the device is designed with a soft PVC material that can withstand the rough and tough use.
This device is available for $39. A nice gadget to have, but be careful while throwing it away, you may end up damaging important objects.

If you are a sort of a person who uses mobile phone for blogging and typing long emails, then this gadget is just for you. Japanese accessory maker I-O Data has come out with a small Bluetooth 2.0 keyboard which can be connected with cellphones for typing.
The CPKB-BT is equipped with Bluetooth 2.0 and is for the hardcore users who spend more time typing on there cell phones than on there computers. This small devices weights only 170 gm and is powered by a pair of AA batteries. The batteries can last around 2-3 months if the keyboard is used for around an hour daily.
This cute keyboard is priced at $153 and will be available from June 11. So will you guys find this thing useful ?