We know that Samsung will have a range of new smartphones and tablets at MWC 2012, which takes place in Barcelona next month, but now it would appear that Samsung will be announcing a new product before then.

The company has announced on Twitter that it will launch a new product during the Super Bowl 2012, which takes place next Sunday, and Samsung have said that they will launch a new revolutionary device.

We don’t as yet have any details on what Samsung will unveil during the Super Bowl, although it should be interesting as the company will have spent around $6 million for airing the advert, which doesn’t include production costs.

We wonder if Samsung could be unveiling their next generation Galaxy Tab tablet, which is reported to come with a dual core 2GHz Exynos 5250 processor and a high resolution display with a resolution of 2560 x 1600 pixels.

The device is also expected to come with the latest version of Google’s mobile OS, Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, as soon as we get some more information on what they intend to announced we will let you guys know.

Source The Next Web

Apple has this week rolled out a new update to its Airport Utility 6.0 for Mac OS X Lion, which brings with it a new user interface design and a number of bug fixes and teaks.

The Mac OS X Lion Airport Utility 6.0 now sports a new user interface that is similar in style to the iOS based Airport Utility. Both are used to set up and manage your Wi-Fi network andAirPort base stations, including AirPort Express, AirPort Extreme, and Time Capsule.

Including providing users with a graphical overview of your Wi-Fi network and connected devices. The Airport Utilities enable you to easily change Network and base station settings,as well as other more advanced services such as security modes, wireless channels, and more.

Mac OS X Lion Airport Utility 6.0 only works with 802.11N Airports, but older AirPort Express 802.11g and AirPort Extreme 802.11g base stations have received an update that resolves an issue with using network passwords stored in the Keychain.

Source: Apple

Microsoft has this week launched their next Microsoft Office software suite Office 15 in to its technical review preview stage of development. Enabling a limited group of customers under non-disclosure agreements to take a peek at the new 15th iteration of Microsofts Office suite of applications, codenamed Office 15.

Microsoft PJ Hough CVP of Development, Microsoft Office Division explains:

“At this early point in our development cycle, I’m not able to share too much about Office 15, but I can tell you Office 15 is the most ambitious undertaking yet for the Office Division. With Office 15, for the first time ever, we will simultaneously update our cloud services, servers, and mobile and PC clients for Office, Office 365, Exchange, SharePoint, Lync, Project, and Visio. Quite simply, Office 15 will help people work, collaborate, and communicate smarter and faster than ever before.”

Microsoft is hoping to unveil a public beta of their new Office 15 software later this summer. As always we will keep you posted on any new developments as they happen.

Source: Microsoft

We have been hearing a number of rumors about the next generation Xbox console, which may be called the Xbox 720, and we were expecting to see the device launch before the end of 2012.

Now according to Microsoft France, the Xbox 720 will not launch this year, in a recent interview with Le Point, Microsoft’s France’s marketing director, Cederik Delmas has told the publication that he is ‘certain’ the new Xbox 720 will not launch this year.

The guys from Eurogamer translated the interview, some of which you can see below.

“We’re in an industry that talks a lot, that likes telling stories. I am not convinced that things will happen this year. The Xbox 360′s cycle is not over at all. The proof is that we haven’t price cut this year.

“Afterward, what will happen at E3, it’s still too early to say. What’s certain is that there will be nothing new in 2012. If we wanted to counter Nintendo, we would have to be in a position to release something immediately, and that is not at all the case.

So it looks like we may have to wait until 2013 to get our hands on the new Xbox 720, although Microsoft could possibly announce the console at E3 and then start selling it in 2012.

Source The Verge

Last week Google announced that they would be changing their privacy policies over all their different services, with more than 60 different privacy policies being rolled into one policy.

After the announcement Google were contacted by members of the US congress with regard to the new privacy policies, in which the company was asked to respond to a number of questions, you can see Google’s response here.

We’re updating our privacy policies for two reasons:

First, we’re trying to make them simpler and more understandable, which is something that lawmakers and regulators have asked technology companies to do. By folding more than 60 product-specific privacy policies into our main Google one, we’re explaining our privacy commitments to users of those products in 85% fewer words.

Second, we want to make our users’ experience seamless and easy by allowing more sharing of information among products when users are signed into their Google Accounts. In other words, we want to make more of your information available to you when you’re signed into Google services.

Google has said that the new privacy policies, which will be introduced on the 1st of March does not change Google’s privacy controls, you can find out more information over at the Google Blog.

Source Techmeme

Mobile phone cameras are becoming more and more popular, we have already seen a number of add on lenses for the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S, and now the guys from Photojojo have launched the iPhone lens wallet.

The iPhone Lens Wallet is designed to let you carry your multiple iPhone lenses around with you, and it can be purchased as a standalone wallet or with a number of different lenses for your iPhone.

The iPhone Lens Wallet features a magnetic strip that holds all your different lenses in place, and it also has room for a mini tripod and an 8x telephoto lens.

The case is available for $15 on its own or you can buy it for $79, which include four different lenses, you can find out more information over at Photojojo.

Source Technabob

Apple has today announced a new update 10.0.3 thats rolling out for its new Final Cut Pro X video editing software which launched around seven months ago. The new FCPX update brings with new features including multicam editing that automatically syncs up to 64 angles of video and photos.

The new Final Cut Pro X 10.0.3 update also includes a multitude of new tools including for editing and now automatically syncs clips from your shoot using audio waveforms, time and date, or timecode. To create a Multicam Clip using up to 64 angles, which can include frame sizes, mixed formats, and frame rates, and which can be edited using a new powerful Angle Editor to fine tune your projects.

Other features included in the new FCPX 10.0.3 update that will roll out via Apple’s Mac App Store include: a beta of broadcast monitoring that supports both Thunderbolt devices and PCIe cards, one-step chroma key with the addition of advanced controls including colour sampling, edge adjustment and light wrap.

For more information on all the new tools and features added within the latest Final Cut Pro X 10.0.3 update, jump over to the Apple press release. If you haven’t already tried Apple’s new Final Cut Pro X video editing suite a free trial is available here.

Source: Apple