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Samsung SGH-i760: Smartphone Has Brains, Beauty

Samsung takes another potshot at the Motorola Q with its upcoming SGH-i760, a Windows Mobile 5 for Pocket PC Smartphone with an Intel 520MHz CPU inside. This one looks like it has it all, with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, Bluetooth 2.0, a 240x320 touchscreen, WiFi, and even has a forward-facing video calling camera. On the other side there's a 2-megapixel camera, too. Plus, the thing is exceedingly light, weighing in at just 119g (that's just over 4 ounces for us metrically-challenged).

Our interest is piqued. It won't take much to slam-dunk that Motorola Q, and this might just be the ticket. Full spec list and ten gorgeous pics (courtesy mobile mania.sk), after the jump.

Gun Hidden in a Knife: It's Two, Two, Two Kills In One

Just what we need: more weapons and even better, increasingly innovative ways to murder and maim each other. With this G.R.A.D. $699 .22-caliber gun disguised as a knife, you can pull the trigger on the handle, filling someone with five holes and then cut them up into little pieces, or vice-versa.
Now all we need to do is combine this with the cellphone gun for the ultimate convergence device. Anyway, this thing looks cheap, as if it could easily blow up in your hand.–

USBCell Rechargeable Batteries

Rechargeable batteries that charge via USB? Sure, why not? The USBCELL batteries can be charged using a regular charging station as well as the USB port in your PC, laptop, Xbox 360, or USB car charger. At this point, a USB port is so readily found in your home or office it may be easier to charge it using that instead of lugging around a charger.The USBCell USB-rechargeable AA batteries have landed at ThinkGeek for $20 per pair. They could be an excellent addition if you use a wireless mouse without included-rechargeable batteries, or hell, I'm thinking about picking up a couple for my Xbox 360 controllers.