If you’re like my friend who has the constant need to see her boyfriend on whatever thing she is holding at that moment, I suggest you get this 1.5-Inch Digital Photo Frame. This is a key frame holder that comes in a simple and basic design and can store up to 58 photos. You can bring it anywhere or simply hang it on your bag or keys.

Here are the specifications of this 1.5-Inch Digital Photo Frame:

* Screen: 1.5 Inch
* Built-In memory: Maximum 58 Photos
* Resolution: 128 x 128 Pixel
* Files compatibility: JPEG / BMP / GIF
* Interface: USB 2.0
* OS: Windows 7 (32bit) / Vista (SP2 /32bit) / XP (SP2~ /32bit)
* Battery duration: 7 Hours
* Battery charging time: 1 Hour 30 Minutes
* Dimension: W41 × D11 × H 59mm
* Power supply: DC5V (USB Port)
* Accessory: Key Chain / USB Cable / Written guarantee (3 Month)

You can get this digital photo frame for about $38.85.

Samsung’s Galaxy Beam Smart Projector Phone will be available in Singapore to StarHub customers from July 17. The unit will feature a built-in Texas Instruments DLP Pico Projector, which will enable you to project from your phone onto a wall. There’s also Offline and No SIM modes, Hand Writing Recognition (English and Simplified Chinese), RSS Reader, Mobile Widgets and more.

Here are some additional specs!

• Display – 3.7 inch WVGA Super AMOLED
• Camera – 8.0 mega-pixel camera with auto focus and flash
• Projector – Texas Instruments DLPPico Projector
• OS – Android 2.1
• Network – HSUPA 5.76 Mbps / HSDPA 7.2Mbps, 3G (900, 1900, 2100 MHz), EDGE, GPRS
• Video – MPEG4, H.263, H.264, WMV, DivX, Xvid
• Audio – MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, WMA
• Connectivity – Bluetooth 3.0, USB 2.0, Wi-Fi b/g/n, DLNA, Mobile AP (wireless internet tethering), TV out, GPS
• Battery – 1800 mAh battery, 7 hours (3G) talk time and 530 hours (3G) standby time

The Galaxy Beam will be able to project your images and videos onto any flat surface, so you can share your media with a group of people all at once, making it great for business meetings. You will also be able to project streamed media from your phone such as videos.

The Texas Instruments Pico Projector has the ability to project a screen as small as 5 inches and as big as 50 inches. StarHub will be the first operator globally to launch the Galaxy Beam. The phone will make use of the Android platform (V2.1) and will come with apps such as the StarHub Mobile TV app.

It will also come with the augmented reality browser, Layar. With Layar you will be able to find restaurants and bars, find your way home, find which bands are playing in the area, etc. The Galaxy Beam will only be available to StarHub customers in Singapore for now, but should make it stateside at some point, assuming a thumbs up by the FCC.

Infogadgetz.com not sure what the deal is with all these guys combining Apple tech with wood, but here’s yet another iPod/iPhone dock crafted from a tree.

This dock is finished in cedar wood and includes integrated Altec Lansing speakers. It has two USB cables as well as headphone jack. It’s compatible with all iPhones and iPods, except the iPod Shuffle.

This dock is available on Etsy for the low, low price of $238 (USD). It’s just a hunk of wood and a couple of cheap speakers – something you could probably do for yourself for a lot less money. Still, it looks good – Infogadgetz.com just don’t think it’s worth that much money.

Hewlett Packard, in fact, might have thought that the possibility for a user to choose between two operating systems, however, rather different, could be a useful diversification of the market. From a strictly technical point of view, Slate 500 HP should equip the Home Premium version of Windows 7 and has a 8.9 inch form factor. The heart of the device is represented by an Intel Atom 1.6 GHz frequency.

So what are the prospects in tablet from HP? The slopes on which there seemed strategies were ready Android, Windows and WebOS. We look forward to marketing the HP 500 slate that you do not know the price or launch the first markets that will see the protagonist. The area of tablet is in great turmoil.

You’ve probably heard of Joby’s Gorillapod. It’s a great take on the classic tripod that doesn’t take up too much space, and works just about anywhere. Now, it turns out you can reuse your Gorillapod as an iPad stand too.

For this stand, the smallest Gorillapod for cellphones and cameras was used. The Gorillapod is sturdy enough to hold the iPad in a variety of directions. It even works in bed. Since the Gorillapod can be folded up very tightly, it makes it easy to carry one of these around wherever you go

I don’t know why I didn’t think of this before, but using a Gorillapod as an iPad stand is a great idea, and a use for a gadget you’re probably not using all the time. If you’ve already got one, you’re all set. And if you don’t, a Gorillapod costs $30 and you’ll not only get a nifty tripod for your camera, you’ll get one of these.

This morning the United States, a thousand people were lined up early risers before the windows American operator Verizon, to be among the first to buy Motorola Droid X. Android smartphone, according to rumors emerged in the last hour, is already in stock. The enthusiasm shown at stages before launch and during the official release, however, is likely to go out with some rumors spread of its features.

It seems that Motorola has chosen to integrate Droid X (and the next models) a mechanism capable of detecting the installation of an alternative firmware, and if necessary, completely blocking the smartphone, transforming it into a “brick” of luxury. The choice of Motorola is highly questionable, since freedom was one of the advantages of Android than the competition. The company decided to take this hard line, especially after the increasing number of complaints from people who tried to change the ROM without knowing the consequences.

This decrease is however much lower than that recorded in the last two years. Another key to remember is undoubtedly the period of crisis that is characterized the field of netbooks. Although the sector has significantly increased sales by 70% over the last two quarters, the increase in shipments of netbooks is limited to 20% last quarter. As for companies, Hewlett-Packard confirms his (no surprise) a world leader in the PC market with 17.4% market share and 14.455 million units sold.

Acer moves to second on the podium (13%, 10.796 million), thanks to the excellent results achieved in EMEA (Europe, Middle East, Africa) and Asia/ Pacific. The company has followed closely by Dell (12.4%, 10283000), which shows the second consecutive quarter of double digit growth, helped by sales in the business, rather than the end consumer. With 10% of market shares and 8.31 billion PCs sold, Lenovo is a close 4th place thanks to its aggressive pricing, which increases demand and turnover.

The Chinese company is followed by Asus (5.2%, 4,318,000), which registered a growth of 78.5% on year, thanks to a good mix between traditional laptops and netbooks. Asus has focused more on mini-laptops that have a wider profit margin. Toshiba are finally in 6th place on the podium next to Asus with 5.1% market share and sold 4,222,000 PC. Although the market leader, HP, Acer and Dell, have lost share to other companies such as Lenovo, Asus and Toshiba.

In EMEA, the ranking is a bit different. Acer is the market leader with 21.3% and 5.141 million laptops in the second quarter of 2010, compared to 18.9% last year. Hewlett-Packard is second (19.7%, 4.75 billion), with a trend going from 20.8% to 19.7%. Far behind, Dell is positioned in third place with 9.2% market share (10.1% last year) and 2.218 million PCs sold. And yet, there Asus proudly showing an increase in sales of 96.5%!

This result allows the company to Taiwanese climb to 4th place with 2.054 million and sold 8.5% computer market share against 5.3% a year earlier. Toshiba instead is in fifth place with 5.7% market share (5.6% in 2009) and 1,371,000 units distributed. In addition to Asus, Samsung and Sony have also benefited from a significant growth in the sector, thanks to sales of their netbooks. The increase in revenue in EMEA was more significant in the second quarter of 2010 (+21.6%) to 24.099 million PCs sold. No coincidence is the segment of mobile computing that is driving growth, 20% of the netbook market.

In the U.S., where it sold 17.9 million computers in the second quarter of 2010, HP has maintained its leadership (25.7% market share) followed by Dell (23.7%). Acer was a considerable delay (11.3%) and anticipates Apple (9.8%) and Toshiba (8.7%). Please note that Acer has recorded a decrease of 0.1% over a year because of sales of netbook and notebook, half of entry-level. Apple continues to sell their Mac, and Toshiba showing the best growth over one year (39.7%).

Not only by using the testing unit, you will also need to have the Software testing tool in order to make or run the application in the process of testing. By having that software, of course you will be very easy in testing. Well, you can access it whenever you need some guidance in the process of testing it. There, you will find so many explanations in order to make the best application in your computer, your laptop, or in your notebook. So that, you can do all that you need to do with your application by accessing to the right source.

These expenses can be compared to every driver you have in your fleet. You can find out what the average expenses for fuel are for your drivers and who is outside of the average. By tracking fuel costs with GPS tracking you can begin to retrain or reposition certain drivers who are spending more than they ought to on fuel.

Fuel costs are not only about the distance one drives, but how they use the vehicle. With vehicle tracking in London you can find out who idles their truck excessively, speeds through the streets, and who might take a longer route to a destination.

It offers a 3.2-inch QVGA capacitive touchscreen which is more than sufficient to display pretty much anything mobile related content. The HTC Wildfire is also rapidly quick which is something that is perhaps surprising for a mobile that is aimed at the budget end of the Smartphone market. The 528 MHz Qualcomm MSM7225 processor and 384 MB of RAM means that you will be able to browse through its menu’s and 7 home screens pretty rapidly without experiencing much, if any, lag or sluggishness. For texting, the HTC Wildfire’s shape and size means that it will fit comfortable into your hand without feeling any strain after prolonged use.

If you are looking for a mobile that is mostly an aesthetically pleasing device then you cannot go too far wrong with the HTC Wildfire that builds on the success of the Desire’s design and style whilst having an air of uniqueness and personality about it; available from July the HTC Wildfire is sure to entice those who want an attractive but functional mobile without the high cost.