This mini spy video camera disguised as a watch has a rechargeable Li-ion battery, microphone and 8GB of built-in storage that can be used as a flash drive. It also shoots AVI video at 352x288 (15 FPS) resolution - the lens is hidden right between the "1" and "2" on the watch face. (Can also be used to tell time *yawn*)

Remember way back when when consoles came in black or gray? Then amazingly consoles with color appeared, and all was good. We love the Nintendo DSi with its nifty dual cameras and coming DSi Facebook integration. We are curious though why Nintendo has only released two colors here in the US, black and blue when so many other colors and even special edition versions are available in Japan? Normally we wouldn't complain about the cool toys the Japanese get that we never do (like these PSP accessories the US will never see) but in this case we feel like complaining a little. Play-Asia has all the special edition DSi handhelds you could ever want to import but beware, they are region locked which means you're stuck playing Japanese games only. Boo.

Red Nintendo DSi | Play-Asia

Many more special edition Nintendo DSi systems | Play-Asia

Extremely Limited DSi Colors in the US | Amazon

Unless you were asleep all day you're probably aware of the big announcements from Apple at the WWDC 2009. While Steve Jobs was noticeably not present the new iPhone 3GS was announced, as well as a $99 iPhone 3G and a new 13" MacBook.

So what's the big deal about the iPhone 3G S? "Improved performance," better battery life, a better 3MP camera with video capability, voice control, and a compass. Wait...a compass?

Apple iPhone 3G vs 3G S Smackdown Chart

You're looking for the best GPS money can buy, so long as that money isn't going to break the bank. We've always been pleased with the Garmin nüvi line, especially the widescreen models with built-in Bluetooth and FM. The Garmin nuvi 760 has a 4.3" touch screen color backlit display, Bluetooth for hands-free calling and traffic broadcasts via "silent" FM data channel for intelligent routing based on traffic conditions.

So aside from the super easy to use intuitive interface and excellent performance in the Garmin nuvi line, what do we like best about this particular GPS? Once priced for $399 the nuvi 760 is currently on sale on Amazon for $199 - which is what we paid for a measley nuvi 250W only a year ...