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Control Your Mobile Phone From Your Sony Ericsson MBW-150

The Sony Ericsson MBW-150 is a Bluetooth watch that can control your mobile phone while it is on your wrist, which is why this time piece has made it to number nine in the Top Ten Cool Stuff list. The MBW-150 is the successor to the MBW-100 and comes in either Classic, Executive or Music editions.

Some of the features on this Sony Ericsson watch are caller ID, call handling, and music playback controls, which is much the same as the old MBW-100. However the new MBW-150 does have some unique features of its own, and these are information on the OLED display, vibrate for call or tests, and also a warning if you are out of Bluetooth range.

Prices start from 399 for the Sony Ericsson MBW-150 Bluetooth Watch.
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Users of the MySpace.com social networking Website will be able to add multiplayer games to their personal profile pages, and play them for free, from next year. MySpace has struck a deal with Oberon Media Inc. to make available hundreds of casual games from its portfolio, the companies said Tuesday.

MySpace provides a platform on which individuals or groups can build Web pages known as personal profiles, showcasing their tastes or talents in music or other aspects of multimedia creation. With the games channel MySpace plans, those users will also be able to highlight their favorite games, and perhaps find others to play them with.

Oberon supplies “white label” games that other sites can offer under their own brand. Its distribution partners already include Microsoft Corp., Yahoo Inc., AOL LLC, and a number of mobile phone operators, it said.

In addition to the hundreds of games it already offers, Oberon is looking for more, and will publish a software developers kit (SDK) to encourage the creation of new titles for the multiplayer gaming platform it will build with MySpace.

MySpace, a unit of a unit of News Corp. subsidiary Fox Interactive Media Inc., hinted that the partnership could lead to the creation of other community gaming features next year.

Oberon has expanded aggressively into new gaming markets in recent months, buying mobile gaming company I-Play in June and interactive television game developer PixelPlay in July.
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