It's that time of the year, most gadgeteers would like to spoil themselves with a special gift,a list they've been making all year. I've got some on my wish list too. For those of you who haven't made up their mind and want to know what the latest trend is, look no further- Energizer is here! Yes Energizer's latest survey shows what both men and women prefer to get this christmas and the list is right here.

Sony's intoduced an all new feature in the cybershot DSC - T200. Apart from the usual face detection that detects faces, the new DSC T-200 can detect smiles and takes a picture automatically. To start, just choose the Smile shutter from the scene selection, then press the shutter fully on the subject to be taken. The camera then detects the smiling faces and closes the shutter automatically saving the picture. This way you'll never miss those smiles you wish you had captured. You can adjust the intensity of smiles of your subject by setting the smile sensitivity levels. A " high" setting would detect a faint smile while a "low" setting would capture a laugh. You could manually choose your smiling subject by clicking the face on the touchscreen or let the camera do it for you. The smile shutter works with both horizontal and vertical formats and works with multiples subjects within a frame. Check the out the specs and images after the jump.

I never saw this coming from Nokia, but they've done it and called it the N82 (not officially announced). It looks like a serious rival for Sony Ericsson's K850i. Even though Sony's always known to add more features than Nokia , the N82 seems to be loaded with a little more than what the K850i offers. We aren't sure of the final list of features, but here's the rumor list according to those at engadget. The N82, will supposedly feature a quad band GSM, HSDPA, WiFi, GPS, FM tuner, Bluetooth, a 3.5mm audio jack,a 2.4 inch QVGA display with auto rotating like in the iPhone, microSD expansion and of course a 5 megapixel camera, with Carl Zeiss lens and xenon flash. For those of you who are looking towards getting the K850i, wait and see what Nokia has to offer both in terms of features and competitive pricing. Brand loyalists, don't bother. Update: Here's the final specs on the N82 which is now officially released....

The sails you see in the boat above are speakers and in total, its a 2.1 speaker system. These speakers are as thin as paper, transparent as glass, light as vinyl and can also be rolled up. Its called film speakers, probably because it shows all the characteristics of a film that you put in your cameras. Guess that's one way to bring the films back since most people use digital cameras these days. The film speaker is made of a piezoelectric coating bonded with Poly Vinylidene Flouride. It sends out omni directional sound and can be printed on too!Fils is currently promoting the film speaker industry based in Korea.

Wireless is the word these days. Eventually everything around us will be wireless and hopefully even power too! Won't that be cool. The home theatre system has always been at the center of our entertainment system and we'd like to show off by calling friends home and blasting that system to make them feel they're part of the movie. But the ugly part of an home theatre system is the wires that come along with it. Unless you conceal them or cleverly hide them, it's gonna look like one of those server rooms. Currently there are systems with wireless rear speakers and even the front speakers have gone wireless. But here's a system that's completely wireless and I mean both audio and video...