A new wave of Optimus-enabled graphics processors arrive in time for the holiday shopping season.

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Nvidia unleashes 400M series laptop GPUs

The new Starbucks Card Mobile App lets you add value and even pay for drinks and snacks from your BlackBerry smartphone. We’re looking forward to seeing Starbucks expand their trial partners to cover more ground

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Put a Starbucks card on your BlackBerry

Verizon has announced new prepaid data plans for smartphones and feature phones.

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Verizon announces new prepaid data plans

Sonoro Audio announces the limited-edition Mini Rocks Sonoro Elements W Internet radio. Originally posted at The Car Tech blog

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The Sonoro stereo is mini-er than Mini

Cross-shaped surge protector promises protection from power surges–and evil.

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Cruciform surge protector gets wires crossed

For a largely experimental showpiece that Toshiba says was not intended for wide-scale consumption, the dual-touch-screen Libretto W100 delivers on a good deal of its promises, and is–more importantly–frequently fun to use.

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Hands-on with the Toshiba Libretto W105-L251

Calling all Wii owners! WiiPhoto beams pics from your iPhone, iPod, or iPad straight to your console-connected TV. It can tap your Flickr and Facebook accounts, too. Originally posted at iPhone Atlas

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WiiPhoto turns your TV into a digital photo frame

In December the 3D version of the “Avatar” Blu-ray disc will be made available exclusively to purchasers of Panasonic 3D plasma TVs.

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3D ‘Avatar’ to Blu-ray in December; exclusive to Panasonic 3D TVs

Expected to sell for less than $200, the Huawei’s newest budget Android handset has plenty to offer. Originally posted at Android Atlas

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Huawei announces affordable Android 2.2-powered IDEOS

The Consumer Product Safety Commission says 129 cases of Toshiba Satellite laptops melting from overheating have been reported, but no major injuries. Originally posted at Circuit Breaker

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Toshiba recalls 41,000 laptops for overheating