Buy a Nokia mobile phone and have the world in your pocket. You could use the advanced features of many of these handsets to access the Internet, to send and receive emails or to talk face to face with your contacts. Many models of Nokia phones are empowered by 3G and WLAN technology, which makes all these and more possible. BUT The Korean giant Samsung has finally rolled out the Samsung YP-RB. As a reminder, this PMP is currently available in 4GB, 8GB and 16GB of storage space. The Samsung YP-RB has a 3-inch display with 240 x 400 pixel resolution WQVGA, an FM radio, a microSD slot and a built-in speaker. The player is compatible with most of famous multimedia file formats such as MP3, OGG, WMA, FLAC, AAC, AVI, WMV, DivX, JPEG, BMP, and GIf.Via daily

Yamaha Japan has announced the TSX-120 (pictured after the jump) and TSX-130 iPod docks with soft wooden finish. Both share common features except that the TSX-130 (pictured above) comes with USB connectors and a CD-drive which supports playback and recording. Common features include amplifier output of 15W × 2ch, 2 x eight cms speakers, frequency response of 60Hz ~ 20kHz, FM tuner and remote control. Nothing special here except for the wooden finish which gives a classy look. Scheduled to hit Japanese stores by early December the TSX-120 will sell for 30,000 Yen ($ 300) and TSX-130 for 40,000 Yen ($ 400)

The Logitech Pure-Fi Anytime is a unique alarm clock that wakes you up using your favourite music from the iPod or iPhone. The alarm clock comes equipped with motion-sensing technology allowing you to set your alarm without having to turn on the lights. The controls will light up automatically whenever you wave your hands over the speakers. You can also use the motion-sensing technology to activate the Snooze functions. You can also recharge your iPod/iPhone with this alarm clock. The Logitech Pure-Fi Anytime will be released this October for $100.