San Francisco  - Nintendo's groundbreaking video game console the Wii sold a record 2.04 million units in the US in November, cementing its status as the most popular console in history.

Nintendo's sales level was over double that it saw in November 2007, when the company was facing difficulties meeting demand.

Motorola has strengthened its existence in India by launching another MOTOYUVA multi-media phone named MOTOYUVA W396, which offers a storage capacity of 1000 contacts and 750 SMS messages.

Targeting Indian youth, the new exciting mirror-like clamshell phone is the seventh in the MOTOYUVA series, including entry-level handsets, launched in Indian market this fiscal.

The new trendy, inexpensive mobile music phone comes packed with a host of multimedia features and a cool green rim.

Sarah Palin may have been on the losing end of the Republican ticket, yet she topped the web search chart, confirms Google’s list of the most popular searches in 2008, which the internet search giant released on Wednesday.

At the number two positions of ‘fastest-rising’ searches around the globe was Beijing Olympics 2008. Facebook login and Tuenti, a Spanish social networking website followed the Beijing Olympics 2008.

Sony has launched its long-anticipated 3-D social network PlayStation Home; week after Horizons discussed the potential death of Second Life. Today, its digital doors will open for a public beta, which could be availed via a free software update on PlayStation 3.

Simmtronics Semiconductors Ltd, a leading maker of memory modules, motherboards and graphics cards, has announced that it has entered into the netbook segment with the introduction of its first Netbook.

Based on Intel Atom mobile CPU, the Netbook will hit Indian market this year.

This newly launched compact and lightweight offering is powered by the incredibly small Intel Atom processor, which supplies the performance needed to enjoy popular activities like streaming videos or music, emailing, web surfing or instant messaging.

The second India Zeitgeist report (globally the report is in its 9th year), which offers a perspective on the year’s major events and hottest trends based on searches conducted by users in India, declared that Bollywood actor Katrina Kaif is the most-searched person in India; that ‘recession’ does not figure among the top search for ‘economic terms’; that ‘How to reduce weight’ is a major concern among Indians; and that Goa is everyone’s favourite destination.