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It has been an eventful summer week that saw updates from a few interesting platforms such as the Microsoft arena's long awaited Halo: Reach multiplayer beta mode on the other hand Sony proclaimed God of War: Ghost of Sparta for PSP.

And further information on the similar grounds is soon expected before the E3 Expo which kicks off from June 15.

Apple is releasing Gianduia format, in replacement of Flash.

This news puts an end to the war of words amidst Apple and Adobe and puts Gainduia on-board. It comes as a substitute for Adobe Flash and Microsoft Silverlight platforms, on its mobile devices.

And this move aligns with Apple's earlier statement that it would rather prefer HTML5, JavaScript and CSS than go with Adobe's Flash.

The current gossip circulating in the air is that of HP Hurricane, the WebOS which was supposedly made to run on Slate tablet.

Internal sources confirm that HP Hurricane tablet will be introduced in the third quarter of this year and this was further corroborated when HP bought Palm. The HP-Palm deal that closes on July 31 might officially state this matter, say the trade pundits.

The news of Slate's dumping has led the trade analysts to ponder up on which processor is to be used instead of the Intel Atom processor.

The wireless-N300 Router - JWNR2000 release, defines a green era for Netgear systems that boast of several environment friendly measures.

Priced at Rs. 2,900 this model comes with 2-year warranty and seeks to save environment via many of its methods. Say, it has an auto power-down mode that saves energy, its auto green mode detects cable length and adjusts power usage. To top it all Netgear claims of having this device made ready with at least 80 percent recycled materials.

The Finnish maker, Nokia has released three of latest 3G enabled mobile phones in India - E52, 6700 Slide and 7230.

The reports from Fonearena, the tech updater for mobiles confirm that all the handsets were proclaimed in November 2009 but are being released now. Afore mentioned these phones work on with the UMTS/3G networks and come with a hint of social networking touch in them.

Sony's acquisition of Media Molecule's LittleBitPlanet 2 was reported back in March, now a similar news on similar grounds has been confirmed that states the high resolution shots are being aired on a French website Live Play 3.

It is slowly catching attention as it has already making rounds with the popular micro blogging site, Twitter that saw an update of the same stating; Tag of the day is #LBP2 - stay tuned!.

This popular gaming format has a list of gamers who are die-hard fans of the same, and the official news about LittleBigPlanet 2 has made them go ga-ga.