I’m not certain how we got word of the Huwaei Ideos X6, but I’m hearing about the Ideos X5 and X6 from Huawei.

The X6 we reported about before with a 4.1 capacitive display, HSPA+ (14.4 mbps), WiFi b/g/n, a-GPS, Google Apps, accelerometer, HD video recording, HD video playback, Dolby Mobile Surround Sound, and HDMI output.

As for the X5, it has essentially the same features: a 3.2 inch capacitive touchscreen display, high-speed HSDPA/HSUPA, accelerometer, LED Flash, and a five Megapixel camera.

Unfortunately, there still is no word on price or availability.

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If you’ve paid attention you pretty much any tech blog you’ll know that leaks of the PlayStation Phone have been circulating quite a bit. This Android powered device from Sony Ericsson features a slide-out gamepad with a form factor quite similar to the PSP Go. However, seeing how these are leaks Sony Ericsson has yet to come forth to confirm the device leaving us to question when exactly they will do so.

Well, more rumors have surfaced today that say Sony Ericsson will officially unveil the phone come February of next year at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. However, these rumors also say that Sony Ericsson won’t actually release the phone until March of the same year.

The validity of these rumors remains to be seen but it’s going to be very interesting to see how the PlayStation Phone fares when it inevitably gets released.

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While Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 mobile platform has yet to compete with heavy hitters like iOS and Android it is certainly being received quite well. As time goes on and more hardware manufacturers release smartphones powered by the platform things are sure to get considerably better.

While we’ve seen devices from big name manufacturers like HTC, ASUS has yet to push out their offering. But, thanks to the FCC, we now know of the Windows Phone 7 powered ASUS E600, pictured above. This device features a 4-inch WVGA touchscreen, 5.2 megapixel camera with LED flash,  microSD card slot, 3.5 mm headphone jack, WiFi, GPS and a 1,300 mAh battery.

Additionally, it runs on the 850/1900MHz 3G bands so an educated guess would point towards an eventual release on AT&T.

Nothing official has been said about the ASUS E600 but we’ll keep you posted.

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I wasn’t certain whether to report this on our sister site Image Acquire or here, but perhaps I liked the idea from my Source that says that an iPhone could be a baby monitor.

All you need to do is set up the camera in a place to watch the baby, and then hook it up to a wireless network. All it needs now is a compatible app such as MutliLive or Baby Monitor HD, and you have something to watch your little tyke on an iPhone or Android compatible phone in HD video and audio.

You should be able to get this camera for about $279.

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I saw this ad today while I was watching something on Hulu, and I thought it was a good example on how any customer can help a big computer company like Toshiba.

Who would have thought that T-Pain, with his penchant for eating copious amounts of submarine sandwiches, could help out one of the biggest laptop companies in the world?

Yeah, it probably could have been anyone instead of a hip-hop figure, but you might as well use him.