This is Google's new flagship phone, and it has just about everything on it. If you're looking for a new non-iPhone, this is going to be the one to get. Here's a few details:

Android 4.0
Android 4.0, Ice Cream Sandwich brings an entirely new look and feel to Android. The lock screen, widgets, notifications, multi-tasking and everything in between has been rethought and refined to make Android simple, beautiful, and beyond smart.

Single-Motion Panoramic Camera
With Galaxy Nexus you get a high-end camera with zero shutter-lag, automatic focus, top notch low-light performance and a simple, intuitive way to take panoramic pictures. No stitching needed. Take amazing photos or 1080p.

Vibrant high-definition display
Galaxy Nexus is the world's first phone with a 4.65" high-definition sAMOLED display making text, videos & games look crisp, vibrant and rich. With an edge-to-edge 720p screen high-definition, videos look amazing and the unique Contour Display curves nicely to the shape of your face and makes it easier to hold.

Slim and curved design
Galaxy Nexus features a Contour Display that sits perfectly within the device’s slim, curved and no button design. At just 8.84mm thick and with a minimal 4.29mm bezel, Galaxy Nexus provides superb portability alongside an expansive screen.

Features
-  TI OMAP 4460 dual-core Cortex A9 processor clocked at 1.2GHz
-  1GB of RAM
-  32GB of built-in storage

This is kind of an odd little device. It's a trainer, where you can upload your information online, and an MP3 player. It's kind of competing with the iPod Nano, but it doesn't do as much, and costs more. If you're seriously into fitness, I can see paying the extra cash for this, but other than that, I'd get a Nano. Here's a few details:

MOTOACTV is a GPS fitness tracker and smart music player combined into a small, wearable device. Your running and biking performance is tracked and stored online. Your speed, distance, and burned calories are all captured effortlessly. The music player stores hours of your music and "learns" what tunes motivate you. Elegant controls but rugged construction – it’s sweat proof, rain resistant, and scratch resistant.

You can read more about it HERE.

This is a product in on the Kickstarter site, so they are currently trying to get enough people to back the project so they can make the lights. They are pretty cool if you're a biker at all, or even for a young one to make sure they're seen. Here's the details:

FULL COLOR – 8-BIT GRAPHICS – RUGGED 100% WATERPROOF – $50 EACH

The Mini Monkey Light is a rugged, practical, high performance bike light that keeps you visible in all weather conditions.  The Mini Monkey straps to your spokes and displays brilliant 8-bit graphics on your spinning bike wheel.  The bright and colorful display is visible from all angles, and it makes riding in the evening even more fun than the daytime. 

We believe that more people will consider biking for transportation if they are more confident and have more fun when they ride at night.  We also believe that a practical and affordable product is critical to reaching a mass audience.

Today we have completed and tested samples of the Mini Monkey Light.  The product is ready for full production.  We need your help so we can invest in the equipment and parts needed to mass produce.   If we reach our funding goal we hope to ship the product within 3 months.

You can hit the Kickstarter site HERE to back them.

I'm sure there will be a hell of a lot more stuff all over the net about the iPhone 4S, but I thought I would throw something out here anyway.

The new iPhone 4S has a dual core A5 chip, an 8-megapixel camera with new optics and a f/2.4 aperture to let in more light, records video in 1080p, the iCloud, AirPlay to wirelessly stream what’s on your iPhone to your HDTV and speakers via Apple TV, and it's a world phone, which allows you to use it just about anywhere you travel.

The most interesting thing to me, is that it's not a 4G or LTE network phone. It does however have two antennas to transmit and receive. Apple makes the claim that call quality is better, and that it doubles the maximum HSDPA data speeds to 14.4 Mbps. As long as it's available to use it that way on your carrier.

Finally, Apple has a new software called Siri, which is a voice activated system. Should be interesting to see how well it works. Someone should start the "siri-screwed-me.com" for amusing screw ups. Here's Apple's details about the new software:

Now you can use your voice to use your iPhone. Just talk to Siri as you would to a person: “Do I need an umbrella?” or “Any great burgers around here?” or “Where’s the closest ATM?” Siri not only understands what you say, it knows what you mean.1 It figures out the right apps to use to find the right answer. Then, just like a personal assistant, it answers you. Siri makes phone calls, sends messages, schedules meetings, sets reminders, and more. How much more? Just ask, and Siri tells you that, too.

Not sure what the phone will cost, but I would guess it would be around the $200 range with a contract. You can read all about the iPhone 4S over at the Apple site HERE.

Ok, it's $5,500, but it's 80-inches of TV. Eighty. Eight-Oh. That's a pretty decent price when anything over 75 used to be over ten grand. Here's the details:

The AQUOS® LC-80LE632U 80" Class (80" Diagonal) is a high-performance large screen LCD TV providing more than double the screen area of a 55" Class LCD TV. The Sharp Full HD 1080p X-Gen Panel produces stunning picture quality that is second to none. The LC-80LE632U has built-in ATSC/QAM/NTSC tuners and 4 HDMI® inputs. The LC-80LE632U features Smart TV including Netflix1,Vudu™ and CinemaNow streaming video capability, along with the industry’s leading online support system, AQUOS Advantagesm Live. And, with built-in Wi-Fi, connectivity is easier than ever. It features a sleek piano black cabinet and subtle recessed bottom-mounted speakers.

The proprietary AQUOS LED system comprised of the X-Gen LCD panel and UltraBrilliant LED enables an incredible dynamic contrast ratio of 6,000,000:1 for excellent picture quality. 120Hz Fine Motion Advanced virtually eliminates blur and motion artifacts in fast-moving video. A built-in media player allows for playback of video, music, and photos via the USB port.

Features

- Smart TV – delivers Netflix, CinemaNow and Vudu™ streaming video, customized Internet content and live customer support via built-in Wi-Fi. (Netflix membership required for Netflix instant streaming. Membership and/or fees may apply.)
- Full HD 1080p X-Gen LCD Panel – with 10-bit processing is designed with advanced pixel control to minimize light leakage and wider aperture to let more light through.
- Vyper Drive – game mode eliminates perceptible lag between game consoles and the TV display.
- Dual USB Inputs – enable viewing high-resolution video, music and digital photos on the TV.
- 120Hz Fine Motion Enhanced – for improved fast-motion picture quality.

It's all over the web at the moment, so I'm sure there's going to be a lot of hands on reviews here soon, if not already. It looks like it's going to go head to head with the Nook Color, not the iPad. It does have a dual core processor, which should make it pretty speedy. It's wifi only, but that's not a huge deal for an eReader. Though it does a lot more than just books and magazines.

Through Amazon, you'll be able to play games and music, store things with Amazon's cloud storage, and stream and download TV shows and movies.

Downsides are that it only has 8GB of storage, and the list on Amazon doesn't make it seem that you can add a SD card to it.

You can grab one at Amazon for $199, and read a lot more about it, by clicking HERE.

There's a lot of wireless speakers out there, but you have to think that one made by Bose would be one of the top ones you can buy. Though it's probably not going to be the cheapest. It has 8 hours of battery life, which isn't great, but not horrible either. Here's the details:

- Clear, detailed sound brings your music to life
- Connects wirelessly to your mobile phone, tablet or other Bluetooth® device
- Compact and lightweight—fits in your bag or backpack
- Built-in cover protects system and unfolds into a stand for instant music anywhere
- Rechargeable lithium-ion battery provides up to 8 hours of non-stop music

Your favorite music's on your mobile phone. Now you can play it out loud whenever and wherever you want, with sound quality unlike any other Bluetooth speaker this size. The SoundLink® Wireless Mobile speaker is small enough to grab and go—wherever you go—so your music is always ready to liven up any event, planned or not.

It works wirelessly with your iPhone, Android, Blackberry or other Bluetooth device, like a tablet or laptop. There's nothing to hook up or dock. You can play music files or stream Pandora, Rhapsody or other Internet apps and stations. And the rechargeable battery keeps the music playing for hours.

You can read more about it over at the Bose site HERE.

The TiVo Premiere Elite has pretty much everything you would want in a DVR, and it's a TiVo, which makes it automatically better than the rented DVR you have from your cable company.

The biggest update is that the Premiere Elite has 4 tuners in it, obviously allowing you to record four shows at once. It also has a 2TB hard drive to save all of those shows, letting you record up to 300 hours of HD.

Other features:

Easy access to broadband entertainment providers like Netflix, Pandora, Hulu Plus, BLOCKBUSTER®, Amazon and YouTube.

Streams music and photos from any home network and the web from Pandora, Rhapsody, Music Choice, or Live 365.

World's only THX® Certified DVR for optimal sound and video fidelity.

Supports HDMI compliant splitters with up to 16 HDMI ports.

The unit costs $500, which I'll admit, seems a little much when you cable company will rent you one, but it's a TiVo, so it's worth it.

You can check it out HERE.

From what I can tell, the Droid Bionic might be out today, September 8th, so you might already be able to pick one up right now.

The Bionic is the first dual-core phone to run on Verizon's LTE/4G network. Beyond that, it has a number of added features you already find here and there in other phones, all in one place.

The Bionic has a dual-core 1 GHz chipset, a 4.3-in. 960 x 540 pixel touchscreen display, a front-facing for video chat, an 8-megapixel rear camera, and runs on Verizon's fast 4G LTE network. The LTE network, where it's available, is supposed to give customers 5 Mbps to 12Mbps download speeds and 2Mbps to 5 Mbps upload speeds. Though with Verizon's new tiered data allowances, those speeds could get you into trouble. There's also a couple of extras.

The first is an 11.6-in. Lapdock for an additional $299.97. It's basically a dock that you plug the phone into, and turn it into a laptop.

The next is something called Zumocast, which is a Motorola application that allows you to access remote files on another computer.

The biggest downside is that the phone will cost $299.99.

You should be able to hit the Verizon site, or walk into a Verizon store, and check it out.

I'm no where close to being a DJ, but I can appreciate a cool set of headphones when I see them. Not sure of the cost on these, but if you hit the Pioneer site, you can search for stores in your area that sell them. Here's the details:

HDJ-2000

The HDJ-2000 is Pioneer’s premier professional headphone. Featuring lightweight magnesium construction and high flux magnets, the HDJ-2000 represents the best in sound quality, fit and durability. Whether you’re playing live or working in the studio, the HDJ-2000 will meet all of your headphone needs.

-  High-Fidelity Sound Design Optimal For All DJs
-  Snug Fit For Comfortable Use Even In Long Sessions
-  Flexible protein leather with a soft touch and natural feel is used for ear pad/head pad surfaces that touch the skin
-  Low-rebound urethane foam is used inside the ear pads and head pad. They nicely fit over the shape of the head, maintaining comfort with a snug fit even in long sessions
-  Magnesium alloy components are used for the main body for both light weight and durability. This minimizes stress on the head, ensuring comfortable DJ play
-  New I-Type Hinge Structure For Functionality And Design
-  Swivel mechanism: The housing turns 90 degrees for more convenient single-ear, on-shoulder, and various other monitoring styles. It automatically goes back to the original position after it is swiveled
-  MONO/STEREO switch: Ensures monitoring even with single-ear monitoring

You can hit the Pioneer site HERE to check them out.