LG Thrill 4G comes with eight pre-installed applications making use of the 3D capabilities of the device including the 3D Gallery as well as a 3D Game and Apps portal.

The blazing fast 1GHz dual-core TI OMAP4 chipset, and two 5MP cameras on the back that allow for stereoscopic stills and video capture. The frame rate is 30fps for 1080p Full HD in 2D mode, and 24fps for the 720p HD 3D video capture.

For 3D recording, the smartphone incorporates a dual-lens 5-megapixel camera on its back.

Project Natal Microsoft’s new hands-free gaming control system Technology. This technology is considered very important for Microsoft as it seeks to make different between the Xbox from Sony’s PlayStation 3 and Nintendo’s Wii. The Project Natal has generated more hype than any announcement the console gaming industry has seen in years. It could be years before we see the first product that resembles the Natal in stores.

Microsoft’s much-anticipated Project Natal hands-free gaming control system could hit store shelves as soon as November 2010 and it would cost as little as $50. Microsoft has been demoting the tech and detailing its 2010 plans in order to spur more development support.

British games magazine MCV said that it had been told by a publishing source that Microsoft is trying to get as close as possible to impulse buy with Natal. British games magazine MCV also said that Microsoft could launch Natal with a 5 million unit global shipment.

DVD player’s has new advancement. The scientists have developed a new technology that can censor all potentially offensive scenes of a movie, making it watch able with children at home.

The electronic film filter called the ClearPlay system – can be integrated into the next generation of DVD players to skip and mute content based on seven categories included violence, blood, nudity, sex, swearing, blasphemy and offensive content that can be set to meet viewing preferences. This system has been developed by a team of US scientists which had earlier invented VideoPlus, the system which simplified recording of TV programmes.

DVD players with ClearPlay technology will be on sale in the UK in July, households can now download it online for a cost of about 1 pound a week. Players that can use ClearPlay will be about the same price as current machines.

Now people can have some quality time with family seeing the films without any hiccups.