TeleNav has just launched its TeleNav GPS Navigator for that particular smartphone alongside a free 30-day trial.

The TeleNav GPS Navigator will come with the following :-

• Full-color 3D moving maps
• Voice and on-screen directions
• Speech recognition (optional for address entry)
• Traffic alerts with one-click rerouting and an on-screen ETA
• 10 million business listings
• Gas price listings
• Wi-Fi hotspot finder
• Pedestrian mode
• My TeleNav online preplanning
• Portrait and landscape mode support

Once the free 30-day trial is over, you will have to fork out $9.99 monthly for unlimited use of the TeleNav GPS Navigator.

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Lexicon has unveiled its new line of I·ONIX Desktop Recording Interfaces that comprise of the UNS-enabled I·ONIX U22, U42S and U82S. These were specially designed to bridge the gap between your keyboard and monitor, and it is accompanied by analog inputs and a dbx microphone to help you lay down your own tracks at the next inspired moment. The U22 allows you to record a couple of channels simultaneously, as it features two analog combi-jack mic/line inputs, two TRS balanced line outputs, a Hi-Z instrument input, a 1/4″ high-power headphone output, and MIDI I/O. All of the I·ONIX Series are meticulously crafted from highest quality components for superior recordings that won’t bring shame to Lexicon’s standards of performance.

Shared features among all three models include :-

* USB 2.0 connection to the DAW, up to 480Mbps

* 44.1 to 96 kHz sample rates, 24-bit resolution

* Two, Four, or Eight analog ¼” and XLR combi-jack mic/line inputs

* Two analog TRS (Stereo Main) outputs

* dbx high-voltage, ultra-low noise mic preamps on all analog inputs

* 48V phantom power for each input pair

* Input signal metering via 8 LED’s per channel

* Signal mixing and stereo bus signal metering

* Up to two 1/4” high output headphone connections

* Up to two Hi-Z instrument inputs

* Zero latency Direct/Playback monitoring

* Low latency ASIO drivers

* Pantheon II VST/AU reverb plug-in

* Steinberg Cubase LE4 and Toontrack EZdrummer Lite software packages

* Supports Windows and Mac platforms

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The MvixBox 2-bay high performance NAS / media server is a 3-in-1 solution for storing media files, operating as a media server, and facilitating file transfer. These features are already available in other options, such as the DViCo TViX M-6500A, but the MvixBox is a more affordable solution that also offers the bonus of dual drive bays.  The functionality could also be achieved by buying a home PC, installing a server OS onto it, and connecting it to the network. However, chances are that even if you manage to get this working without problems, it would cost quite a bit more than even the DViCo TViX M-6500A. Understanding the needs of small businesses and home users, MvixUSA has come up with a very attractive solution. The MvixBox offers many of the features consumers have been asking for in a network media player.

Here are some of the features that the new system offers:

• Media server
• Web disk capability
• NAS, Torrent sharing and FTP Management

• DDNS server

• Web server

Ninjas are always prepared for battle, but they prefer a sneakier type of attack. So your average knife would not do them much good. But attach a folding blowgun to a small pocket knife and you have a silent attack with a knife standby in case things don’t go quite as well as planned.

The Ninja blowgun and Pocket knife combo consists of 5″ closed and a 3 1/2″ 440 stainless steel blade. Includes 2 pieces of black tubing to make your pocket knife blowgun. Also includes 3 darts and a nylon pouch.

It is priced at $20.

Compliments of the FCC, we have some confirmation of rumors that Samsung will be releasing the 8MP Pixon M8800L smartphone to the US market.

While initial reports suggested that the Pixon camera/phone would be arriving to T-Mobile, new hardware specs reveal it uses AT&T-compatible 850 and 1900 MHz WCDMA. Sorry T-Mobile fans.

As the similar M8800 is already out overseas, we can get a taste of what are probably the M8800L’s full specs:

• 107.9×54.6×14.9mm, 110 g
• 3.2-inch touch screen display (240 x 400 pixels)
• 8 megapixel camera, auto focus, face recognition with smile detection and blink detection, WDR (wide dynamic range), ASR (advanced shake reduction), GPS geotagging, ISO 1600, WVGA (720×480 pixels) and VGA (640 x 480 pixels) @30fps video recording
• Built-in GPS receiver
• Accelerometer
• DivX playback
• FM radio with RDS
• microSD card slot
• Bluetooth
• Landscape virtual QWERTY keyboard
• Handwriting recognition
• Office document

It should be noted, Sony is not out of the 8MP cameraphone race just yet.