With all the finger-biting ahead of the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1’s September release many are idling crossing the calendar while China does what any self-respecting manufacturing-based copyright snubbing culture would do - it releases it first. While many will elect to await the GPS smartphone to come from Sony Ericsson why not enjoy globalisation with us and ponder the future of innovation.

Long at the forefront of wacky gadgets, the Frontier Technology Research Group latest development project focuses on key-less gadgets that are controlled entirely by eye movement.

The research group for NTT DoCoMo is using a technique that allows he wearable head-mounted device to recognize electrical signals generated by eye movement to operate features such as track skipping, music volume and to ‘tell’ the camera where to focus.

While few of us would want this early prototype with us as we sashay around the Village no doubt we can expect this technology to come together in a way that will see eye-capture technology a boon for everyone, not just the motion impaired.

Indian Tech giant Infosys has patented a handset that they expect to have consumers regularly beaming 3D films, games and virtual goods by 2010.

The portable devices will not only be a capable of capturing 3D images but will also use an onboard processor to transform 2D images into 3D projected images, all without loss of resolution.

Possible applications for the devices suggested by Infosys include visualization for arriving doctors in emergency situations and accident/crime investigators.

Of course certain deviants will have their own possible applications in mind and they may or may not include 50’s schlock horror classics.

Ever been walking dow the street and thought this street-scape could be improved by everyone have handheld projectors? No? Well that possibility is becoming a reality thanks to a chinese manufacturer.

CKING have produced a rather chunky mobile phone with an iPhone like UI and toting a LCOS projector that generates a 30″ 640×480 image. So now if your trapped at the Hulk sequel and your more an Eric Bana kind of guy you can share this preference with your fellow viewers.

Gone are the days when telephones were the domain of doe-eyed star-crossed lovers whispering sweet nothings - the cellphone has becomes such a crucial mechanism of communication that hot on the heels of US authorities announcing they will co-ordinate SMS alerts in times of emergency Sony Ericsson has announced a partnership to provide Telemedicine across India.

Using their HSPA technology in conjunction with the ATNF the Swedish communications giant aim to give instant medical advice to the over 1 million patients that die each year in India as a result of limited access to medical advise.

A welcome initiative and further evidence that in the end technology will save us all so consume away, your tech-savvy investment in the G900 is helping to alleviate poverty in the emerging world. give yourself a pat on the back you’ve earned it my friend.

The triband GSM Nokia 7310 Supernova has been released in China and Taiwan and the good-lookind mid-ranger serves up features bound to be a hit.

With EDGE dishing out data at up to 2.5G speeds, 2 megapixel camera, optional TV-out cable, microSD slot, 2 inch QVGA display and FM radio, the Supernova is not going to set the world on fire but by the looks of these photos this is one affordable 11.95mm-thick mirror finish candybar you wont be embarassed to pull out of your pocket.

TV fans will be like kids in a candy store with the release of the Willcom 03 smartphone 1-seg device in brain exploding color options.

Featuring a 3″ 800×480 touchscreen display, WinMo 6.1 OS, 2 megapixel camera, built-in 1seg mobile Tv tuner, WiFi, Bluetooth and 256 MB flash memory with microSD expansion option the new kid on the block makes its appearance at the end of June in Japan.

News sources in Australia are reporting Telstra executives have let slip that they will have the 3G iPhone running 42Mbps by Christmas.

To run these speeds on Telstra’s Next G HSDPA network will be upgrading to HSPA+ or Evolved HSPA. This speed compares favorably with the AT&T networks 500-800Kbps download speeds.

We’re getting excited at TimTechs HQ with 17 days until the assumed June 9th launch, what other surprises are Apple keeping under their hat?

With the inevitable deluge of 3G iPhone leaks comes few new surprises, live photos and diagrams hint at what can be expected from the forthcoming release.

While the blogosphere is crying ‘bs’ or ’shopped’ on the leaked photos of the iPhone more curious and tentative intimations are being made diagrams of the second coming of the Apple messiah.

The diagram is a result of information forwarded to case manufacturer’s and for comparison the current edition is on the top and left.

Alternatively if you’ve already had a gutful of the Apple horse and Pony show why not opt out altogether and go for the farmyard hijinks of the Toggolino Phone iClone…come on don’t fight it, give in.

Red might go faster but when it comes to luxury the new white Porsche P9521 is so pure it may well be the next Jesus phone.

This immaculate conception is a product of Porsche and Sagem and with features like fingerprint sensor, 3.2 megapixel camera, touchscreen swivel display along with EDGE and GSM compatibility is a show-stopper.

Housed in a single aluminum block and scratch resistance mineral glass the P9521 is a steal at $2000 from May 2008.