Rumor has it that Apple might release a red version of its iPhone 3G in time for Christmas. The information given is not yet confirmed, so we'll just have to wait and see. But looking at this picture I must admit that red color really suits the device, though surely won't make it any cheaper.

At Apple’s financial result conference, other than announcing the financial figures, Steve Jobs, CEO of Apple, also hinted “product transistion, by suggesting that Apple is “busy finishing several more wonderful new products to launch in the coming months.”

According to some sources, in the near future Nokia intends to launch its new low-end 2600 cell phone on the AT&T's network. There's nothing interesting to tell about this candybar, and the company apparently targets the mass feature phone market of North America.

Buffalo introduces the world’s first 8x Blu-ray burner. Both internal (BR-816FBS)SATA version and external (BR-816SU2) version with USB 2.0/eSATA interface are available. Bases on Panasonic’s SW-5584 BD burner, Buffalo’s new burner is able to write Blu-ray recordable discs (BD-R) at 8x, and dual-layer BD-R, BD-RE at 2x. It comes with 8MB buffer.

The Meridian Group, maker of the recently unveiled Fly E310 cell phone, announced that their device will come preloaded with the Opera Mini web browser, and will be available in the UK, Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS).

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This is Gemei’s X780 portable media player. The X780 features a 3-inch 400×280 touchscreen display, 4GB of internal storage capacity, FM tuner, and a miniSD card slot. The X780 supports WMA, APE, FLAC, MP3, WAV music; ASF, MPEG, AVI, FLV, VOD videos as well as JPG and PNG images. It offers also TV-out, integrated microphone.