Fujitsu's new cell phone splits in two
By IDG News Service
 The F-04B phone has a detachable QWERTY keyboard and will be on sale in Japan in April 2010. Duration 1:43

CEATEC: KDDI shows a helper robot for a cell phone
By IDG News Service, Tokyo
 The robot can take data from the phone and manipulate it to help the user, the company said. It could become a product next year. Duration (1:17)

Microsoft Tech Ed: Windows 7 and XP compatibility mode
By PC World NZ
 Ted Gibbons from PC World and Adam Hall of Microsoft discuss getting applications to run in Windows 7 and XP compatibility mode. Duration (6:58)

Microsoft Tech Ed: Building secure websites
By PC World NZ
 Ted Gibbons of PC World talks to security consultant Andy Prow and web developer Kirk Jackson about building websites to withstand the attacks that hackers will throw at them. Duration (9:45)

Sony unveils PS3 Slim
By IDGNS Boston
 Sony announced a new, smaller PS3 known as the PS3 Slim at the Gamescom Conference in Cologne, Germany. Duration (1:19)

Tokyo's Akihabara electronics district gets its annual cool-down from maids
By Martyn Williams
 Workers at Akihabara maid cafes join university students in the annual festival intended to take the edge off the summer heat. Duration(01:28)

New iPhone 3GS delivers speed boost, video capture, longer battery life.
By IDG News Service
 Due here in August, Apple’s refreshed iPhone 3GS includes a new camera with video capture, voice command for applications, hardware encryption, and even a digital compass. Duration (3:12)

Sony unveils PSP Go
By IDG News Service
 At E3 in Los Angeles this week Sony announced its newest handheld game system called the PSP Go along with two new online download services. Duration (1:46)

LG unveils what it claims to be the world's thinnest LCD television
By IDG News Service
 The 42 and 47 inch LCD TV panels measure only 5.9 mm thick and use an edge-lit LED backlight. Duration (1:36)

CEBIT: Asus shows a prototype computer with dual touchscreen
By IDG News Service, Tokyo
 The Taiwanese manufacturer said the prototype could be used as a conventional laptop, a multimedia hub or an e-book reader. Duration (50 seconds)