You can now think of LG Versa as gaming device. LG has released game pad module for LG Versa that virtually turns the LG Versa mobile phone to gaming platform.   

The LG Versa snap-on game pad module gets attached to the back of the phone and slides from the side. The game pad can be removed when not in use. The game controller pad uses power from the phone’s battery.

The game pad module features 8-way directional pad and four SNES-style gaming buttons. The thin game pad module really helps enhancing the gaming experience on the phone.

Struggling in the recent times, the OLPC (One Laptop Per Child) project in India has got big boost, with the Government of India signing agreement with the organization to buy 250,000 XO laptops of the organization.

India has placed order for 250,000 OLPC (One Laptop Per Child) XO laptops for its schools, after its own $10 laptop project has failed. India has realized that it is virtually impossible to develop a $10 laptop, and thus has decided to go for the OLPC’s cheaper laptops.

The visual technology maker & provider – ViewSonic Corporation is planning to jump into the All-in-One (AIO) PC market segment of India. The Walnut, California based manufacturer of CRT monitors, liquid crystal displays, projectors, plasma displays, and HDTV technology – ViewSonic has announced to launch its first ever all-in-one PC line – VPC100 in the Indian Market, in the next few month this year.    

The manufacturer of graphics processors, based in Sunnyvale, California – AMD (Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.) has released its ATI Radeon HD 4770 graphics processing unit (GPU). AMD has claimed is Radeon HD 4770 graphics processor is performance product in the 4000 series for the desktop PC market, known for its excellent HD gaming performance and affordable price.     

It’s stylish, smallest, lightest, and cheapest touch screen mobile available on the UK market; well, that’s what Orange UK is touting and claiming about its newly launched Orange Vegas. The mobile network operator and internet service provider of UK – Orange UK has recently rolled out Orange Vegas in the UK market.

London, April 28 : In a head to head challenge of man versus machine, IBM is all set to pit a supercomputer code-named ''Watson'' against human contestants in the famed trivia quiz show Jeopardy.

According to a report by BBC News, ''Watson'' is a new question-answering system based on natural language.

"The aim is to get Watson to think and interact in human terms," said Dr David Ferrucci, an IBM artificial intelligence researcher and team leader on the project.