Here are two radio phones from Sony Ericsson, the R300 Radio and the R306 Radio. It is designed for those who like to listen to radio. Both R300 and R306 have a quick access button for the preset radio stations. They also have the built-in TrackID, record a clip of song from external source place like bar or coffee shop and you can find out who sang, the name of song so as the album. The R306 Radio is a clamshell that comes with two integrated stereo speakers at the front. It has the Audio Enhacer key where you can activate volume boost when listening to the radio through the speakers or 3D sound enhancement when you plugged in your stereo headset. R300 Radio comes with a VGA camera while the R306 has a 1.3-megapixel camera. (Read the full post about ‘Sony Ericsson R300 and R306 Radio phones’…)

At CES last month, I covered Comcast CEO Brian Roberts’ keynote speech, in which he promised to improve customer service and "fess up" whenever anything’s their fault. The irony isn’t lost on me: Comcast’s been bugging me and my family for money I do not owe it. It will not stop billing for service cut off in December, and nothing we say stops it. In December, we moved from a rental into our new house, just up the road. We called to have our cable service transferred. It was cut off three days before the scheduled date (imagine if it could do installations so promptly!) at the old place, leaving us without service until we moved into the new one. (Read the full post about ‘Comcast, Please Stop Bugging Me For Money I Don’t Owe You’…)

Thanks Anne P. for the groovy suggestion for Gizmos for Geek’s Gizmo of the Day! Granted, as you mentioned, it’s not quite a gizmo but the laptop case is pretty cool for geek’s who likes retro stuff (like you!). While younger geek’s would probably have no clue what “Pan Am” is other than from movies like “Catch Me If You Can” or one of the Bond flicks like “Dr. No”, “From Russia With Love”, “Casino Royale”, “Live and Let Die” and “License to Kill” (I’m a Bond geek), the slightly older crowd will recognize the name, may have even been on a flight run by the Miami-based airline until their demise in 1991 but definitely know about the terrorist attack against Pan Am Flight 103. (Read the full post about ‘Pan Am - Secret Agent Laptop Bag Flight Blue’…)

Previously only available in black, Verizon Wireless and Samsung have announced a new color option for the FlipShot device. The FlipShot devices will now be available in both black and now, red color options. The FlipShot features a 3 MP camera with digital zoom and its unique flipping display which offers a unique way at snapping shots. Check for the FlipShot soon available for $149.99 after a $50 rebate and the purchase of a new two-year customer agreement. (Read the full post about ‘Verizon and Samsung introduce the FlipShot in red’…)

                      Vudu reduced the price of its highly rated HD video box by 25% starting yesterday, down to an almost-reasonable $300. If you bought the device in the last month, Vudu promises to credit your account up to $100. Interestingly, this announcement comes only a week after Apple repositioned its Apple TV box as a stand alone device, removing the need for a PC entirely and thereby pitting it directly against other set-top box services like the Vudu (and the cable companies as well, like Comcast). Even at $300, the Vudu is still more expensive than the $230 40 GB Apple TV, but at least they’re now within shouting distance. (Read the full post about ‘Vudu Box Comes Down in Price to $300, Gets Ready to Fight Apple TV’…)

You rely on we professional scribes to suck all the excitement out of life, and Computerworld steps up to the plate this week with a list of 10 reasons not to buy the MacBook Air now or maybe ever. Some have an air of reason — Intel’s upcoming processor rev is likely to offer significantly enhanced battery life — while others are a bit of stretch. Anyone else consider dock availability in their decision-making matrix? Prediction: All of these factors will add up to precisely squat effect on initial sales. Bright! Shiny! Dangerously sharp! Must have! (Read the full post about ‘Why Not to Buy a MacBook Air’…)

Europeans have gotten a nice addition to the smartphone lineup, the Treo 500. Originally announced for the Vodafone network back in September 2007, it is now being offered as an unlocked version for anyone to use and will retail for £269, which is around $526 US. The unlocked Treo 500 is running Windows Mobile 6 Standard, has a 320 x 240 display, full QWERTY keyboard, tri-band GSM/GPRS connectivity along with 3G support, 256MB flash memory with 150MB available to the user, Bluetooth 2.0, a 2-megapixel camera and microSD storage. (Read the full post about ‘Palm offers unlocked Treo 500 in Europe’…)

We’ve got the US date and price on Samsung’s GX-20 DSLR: $1400 in March. Why Samsung internationally staggered the official announcement by over a day given the whole world wide aspect of web is beyond us. [Photography Bay] Tags: lcd, video, gadgets, sat-nav (Read the full post about ‘Samsung GX-20 Gets Official US Price, Date [Update]’…)

The Wired Gadget Lab Podcast is sponsored by Kensington. In this week’s Wired Gadget Lab podcast, Dylan Tweney, Daniel Dumas, and Jose Fermoso discuss the Jobsfest known as Macworld 2008, and exchange their first impressions of the super-thin MacBook Air notebook. In addition, they’ll quickly go over Apple’s other new offerings and upgrades, such as the Vudu-killing Apple TV set-top box, and review some of the latest tested gadgets, including the Jura Capresso Impressa Espresso machine, Nokia’s expensive E90 phone/internet device, and the Dyson DC-24 vacuum cleaner. (Verdict on the vacuum: It doesn’t suck!) We thank you for listening. Please remember that you can subscribe to the podcast feed by clicking here. (Read the full post about ‘The Wired Gadget Lab Podcast #13: Macworld 2008 Review and MacBook Air First Impressions’…)

Man, I love the guys at Worldwide Fred—but parents and janitors probably feel differently thanks to this ZING! spring-loaded spoon launcher. The way I see it, if you are going to go into battle, you had better have the right equipment. Loading up a round of vegetables in this thing will surely give you an edge over your enemy. Peas will rain down like hellfire. Pricing not yet available. [Product Page] Tags: lcd, camera, buyers guides, video games (Read the full post about ‘Zing Lunch Launchers: The Latest in Food Fight Technology [Launch Your Lunch]’…)