Come Tuesday and the free Skype for iPhone will actually be available for download from the iTunes App Store! While it was at the CES that Skype had announced its native VoIP client for the iPhone, it will be at CTIA annual mobile showcase in Las Vegas that Skype would launch its new service on Tuesday.

Skype has been endeavoring since long to make its service available on the most popular advanced phones, thereby expending its over 400 million users who lapped up the idea of economical, and sometimes free, calls via Skype's computer application.

With the aim to strengthen its footprint in the MP4 player market, Apacer has made announcement about the launching of its AU824 MP4 player in the Indian market.

The memory module solution provider said that the newly launched ultra-slim device is a blend of a classic blue body with mirrored stainless steel rear fascia radiates self-assurance and charm.

With a 1.8 inch TFT-LCD screen and ergonomic key design, the 4GB AU824 guarantees extra clarity while viewing video content or photographs.

With speculations making rounds of late about the micro-blogging service Twitter's crescendos, the free and popular site intends offering premium paid accounts to businesses with extended services to generate revenue; raising its profile to Twitter newcomers; and a recommended users list to follow.

Talking about the new offerings, San Francisco-based Twitter's co-founder Biz Stone told Reuters: "We think there will be opportunities to provide services to commercial entities that help them get even more value out of Twitter. If these services are valuable to companies, we think they may want to pay for them."

Computer peripheral maker, TVS Electronics has made announcement about the launching of a multi color optical mouse, TVS-E Clik Prism in the Indian market.

Targeting notebook users, the high quality, compact and sleek mini mouse has rubber coating which gives a better and more satisfying hold that added to a longer working switch life of around 10 million cycles.

Belkin has unveiled a new vertical design for its line of wireless routers including the G, N, and N+, and N+ wireless USB adapter.

The company said that the new wireless routers, which come with remarkable, vertical enclosure, take less desk space, giving users more space to work and increases ventilation.

For easy one-push safety set-up, the latest design consists of WPS (Wi-Fi protected set-up) located at its front side.

Packed with Qualcomm's cell phone technology, start-up Zeebo's first video game console for "the next billion" will be launched next month. Priced at $199, the console will specifically target the "emerging" BRIC - Brazil, Russia, India and China - markets.

Given the fact that Zeebo's console is developing world-specific, it is not intended to offer any direct competition whatsoever to the "big three" namely - Sony's PS 3, Microsoft's Xbox 360, or Nintendo's Wii.