Second Life Enterprise Edition
This is something that has been cooking since Linden Lab’s 2008 partnership with IBM : an appliance for an Enterprise version of Second Life. The price is a bit hefty, 55KUSD, but for corporation with many remote locations who recognize the value of Virtual World to organize live meetings without the need of actually having people fly to a same spot, this is going to be a good value for money. The only drawback is that it still requires a 3D video card in your laptop to render somehow nicely (read, LL, please d

DeviceAnywhere
I’m playing again with DeviceAnywhere which I encountered first a couple years ago at Mobile World Congress. If you remember, Mobile Complete make appliances where they hook up a mobile, wire it to a computer and let you access this device from remote through a convenient application. One of the main advantage is that it lets you run QA tests on very heterogenous devices with various operato

Polaris : backup your mobile day
Japanese operator KDDI and Tokyo-based Flower Robotics to develop a new concept mobile phone/robot system designed to be a receptacle to the user’s mobile phone when he gets back home. Once the phone is placed in this high-tech coffin, all your daily lifelog is being backed up including the list of people you met. Quite nice!

Space Invaders Extreme
This is my preferred casual game right now, Taito has been revamping his old classics (like puzzle bobble) and have successfully managed to give them an HD spin while keeping the old magic. Can be tried/bought from PSN right from your PSP.

NeuroSky MindSet
Just realized NeuroSky MindSet is finally out. For those who remember, it reads brainwaves and uses them to have you interact with the game. The demo is quite cool, can’t wait to use it combined with a head tracker to enhance my aim accuracy in Quake!