For Twitterholics

If you have an overwhelming need to tweet your every move,you will have a hard time resisting TwitterPeek,a device that looks a little like those low-cost phones designed with texting in mind,but this one only sends messages to Twitter (of course,it lets you read them too). The TwitterPeek is a compact 4 inches tall by 2.7 inches wide by 0.4 inches thick. It weighs about 3.8 ounces. Part of the appeal,said the company,is that it saves money compared to buying a smartphone with a data plan. The device costs $100 in the US,including a full-year service. After the first year there is a $7.95 per month subscription fee; or pay $200 for unlimited lifetime service.

Kiddy gamers
Heres some good news for children. Mitashi Edutainments Play On has a 7.6 LCD screen,lithium rechargeable battery,30 in-built games and supports a 32 Bit game cartridge to ensure a non-stop action packed ride. The unit can also be converted in to a media player for MP3s and MP4 files stored on the 1GB in-built memory or a 4GB external memory. Smarty,on the other hand,is for the young gaming freaks and sports a 6.85 cm LCD screen,76 built-in games and runs on three rechargeable AAA batteries. The unit supports 8 Bit gaming cartridges and can even be connected to your television for bigger gaming experience. The two come with a special Childrens day offer of Rs 2,290 for Smarty and Rs 3,990 for Play On.

Green flight
November 23,2009 will be written in green letters in aviation history. On the day,KLM Royal Dutch Airlines will become the first airline to fly on bio-kerosene. KLM will operate a demonstration flight using Boeing 747 equipment with one of the engines running on a fuel mixture made up of sustainable bio-fuel and kerosene in equal ratio. KLM believes this is the future of aviation as airline industry will be largely dependent on the availability of alternative fuels in its drive to lower CO2 emissions.