Creative has a couple of wireless speaker systems that will be arriving across the Atlantic, namely the D200 and D100. The former has a similar “sonic soul” as Creative’s flagship ZiiSound D5, although it won’t hurt your pockets too much, despite being capable of pumping out 9 watts RMS by each channel. As for the entry level Creative D100, that model will come in black, pink, green and blue colors, and can be powered by a quartet of AA batteries or remain connected to the mains, delivering 2 watts RMS by each channel. Out that July, the D200 and D100 will retail for £89.99 and £59.99, respectively.

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Happen to own one of the following three smartphones from Nokia – the Nokia E63, Nokia E71, and Nokia E72? Well, good news for you folks since Nokia Messaging for Social Networks Beta is now out for the aforementioned headsets, letting you remain all the more connected to family and friends via a plethora of social networking options. Social butterflies wouldn’t miss that for the world, we bet! Check out the list of key features right after the jump.

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Sky is now offering the Pandora from Pantech, which will probably be suited to folks who are looking for a stylish luxury phone in Korea. The phone itself is very thin, measuring in at just 9.1mm thick. It additionally offers a rather rare touchpad at the top of the touchscreen, allowing you to use a Drag & Drop operate on your phone. Aside from that, the Pandora plus features the usual Wi-Fi connectivity, 3-inch LCD display, DMB, Bluetooth, 3-megapixel autofocus camera and GPS.

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Despite Palm being beset by a whole bunch of bad news, at least there are some positive developments coming from the company, as it has just introduced its Ares development tool, allowing developers to create applications within a browser. Since Palm is hosting the development environment in the cloud, it should be a lot easier to access it. whether that helps spur app development in Palm’s App Catalog, it’s certainly a good move, as Apple has shown that a well populated App Store is a great asset. whether you’re part of Palm’s developer program, you’ll be able to access it for free. From the looks of it, it’s pretty cool.

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Do you remember the Android 2.1-powered Lenovo LePhone that we covered a little while back? whether you’re living in China, you should be able to get your hands on that interesting phone, as Lenovo has officially announced that it’s launching the phone in China. Aside from its rather cool keyboard accessory, you’ll plus notice its 3.7-inch 800 x 480 resolution AMOLED display. Other specifications of the Lenovo LePhone include:

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Most of us already know that AT&T will be getting a version of the Dell Mini 5 tablet, but according to the FCC report, it seems that the tablet could plus be destined for T-Mobile, as the filing shows support for the 1700MHz band used by T-Mobile’s 3G network. Are you looking forward to a tablet offering from Dell, or has your money already gone to a fruity company in exchange for an iPad?

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We recently managed to dig up some details on Asus’ upcoming Eee PC R101 netbook thanks to the leak on its support page. Now it seems that Amazon.de has put the netbooks up for pre-order as well. After poking around Amazon’s German site, you can find the R101 and R101PX available for pre-order with the former offering a 160GB hard drive with Windows XP, priced at $335, and the latter sporting a 250GB hard drive with Windows 7 Starter Edition for about $403. Both computers are powered by a 1.66GHz Intel Atom CPU and offer 1GB of RAM. Is it instance for you to get a new netbook?

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We’ve all been waiting for it, and now Apple’s online store has confirmed that the iPad 3G will be shipping by May 7th (if you’ve pre-ordered it). whether you didn’t pre-order the device, chances are that you might have to wait a little bit longer in order to receive yours, as there are certainly a whole bunch of folks who have pre-ordered it. In case you’re having a little trouble deciding whether to get an iPad or not, why not check out our iPad review?

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While it might look uncomfortable initially, you can’t deny that the Nike Straphand concept, designed by French designer Valentin Sollier, looks very futuristic. Instead of having to wear it around your wrist, the Straphand belongs on your hand, and offers the usual functions of a SportBand. The main difference with the Straphand is that it offers a USB connection via a docking station, allowing users to compare their performance with that of other athletes around the world, perfect for those who are very competitive.

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Folks looking for a feature phone with a full QWERTY keyboard will want to take note that Verizon Wireless has officially announced the Samsung Reality (SCH-U820). The device will be available from April 22nd onwards from Verizon Wireless for $79.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate, bundled with the customary (and mandatory) 2-year contract. Features of the Samsung Reality include:

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