Instantly Turn Your iPhone or iPod touch into a Universal Remote Control with FLPR from New Potato. FLPR lets users control multiple electronic devices, including televisions, cable and satellite boxes, stereo systems, lights, ceiling fans and just about anything else that uses an infrared remote control. FLPR is a snap to set up. After purchasing the FLPR infrared interface and popping it into the iPhone/iPod touch dock connector, users simply download the free FLPR app from the App Store online store. Unlike other universal remote solutions for iPhone and iPod touch, FLPR's extensive database of over 14,000 pre-programmed remote control codes means that you don't have to spend time learning your existing remotes "button by button." FLPR works with hundreds of brands of devices out of box with no programming necessary. What's more, FLPR can be personalized with the included free background skins. The screen for each device you control can have a distinct look so you can instantly tell the remote for the television apart from the iPod docking sound system.

Who said women can't be techie while still being a mother? These products are available in most of electronic shops and online stores. Moreover, if you're not sure what gadget and gizmo to give your mom this Mother's Day you can buy a gift certificate instead so she can choose to her heart's desire. There are a lot of Mother's Day gifts options out there. Remember, the thought of giving is still more important than the gift itself.

On a celebratory note, Apple's iTunes Store has recently surpassed its' 10 billionth iTune download, marking an exceptional achievement in world of digital distribution. And if you are wondering what the most downloaded songs of "all time" are, check out their source link here.

In the spirit of the BAFTA's this week, we look at how easy it is to direct your very own masterpieces. With just a simple digital camera or mini camcorder, filming yourself or something is just a button away from mega cult stardom, just upload to viral streaming sites like YouTube.

If you didn't know now, current digital compact cameras can record video. What that means is that we technically don't need a camcorder to record video which is pretty handy if you like going to concerts or various holidays. But if you like the 1 click ease of the new flip camcorders check out the Flip Ultras, the Sony PM1 or the funky JVC Picsio portable camcorders.

Another alternative would be the Olympus E-PEN PL1. A third generation device of its kind, which Olympus claims offers a picture and video quality traditionally only available in bigger, bulkier and heavier professional DSLR cameras and HD camcorders. With various functions gained from both worlds, this might just be the start of a new breed of camera functionality. For those that do use their DSLR for HD videoing, you should browse through Redrock Micro support rigs for professional panning.

If your mantra is cheesiness, then Maxell's Cococoron heart shaped iPod docks might go well with the chocolate and flower combo, however, unless you are living in Japan I doubt you'll get one of these. Preserving your memories together is much easier nowadays with great prices on compact cameras. The Samsung ST550 is a great example, having dual LCD screens makes it all the more easier to take pictures together if your hand eye coordination is really bad.

The PC lock which is a USB device with proximity technology, so walk more than 2 metres away from your PC or laptop and it will lock your computer from preying eyes or those sneaky colleagues who enjoy a prank or two.

In a totally unrelated topic Apple'has just announced their newest venture, the iPad. It's only half an inch in thickness and weighs just 1.5 pounds, with a 9.7-inch capacitive touchscreen IPS LCD display, and running a custom 1GHz Apple "A4" chip developed by the P.A. Semi team, with a 10-hour battery life and a month of standby. It'll come in 16, 32, and 64GB sizes. There's a 30-pin Dock connector, a speaker, a microphone, Bluetooth, 802.11n WiFi and optional 3G, as well as an accelerometer and a compass. There's also a keyboard dock, which connects underneath, support for up to 1024x768 VGA out and 480p composite out through new dock adapter cables, and a camera attachment kit that lets you import photos from your camera over USB or directly through an SD reader. Every iPad is unlocked and comes with a GSM "micro-SIM," so you can use it abroad. To put it simple, the iPad is a larger version of the iPhone.

If the shops are shut around your area and you're missing your daily newspaper then you might want to look out for LG's latest offering. With a big 19-inch electronic ink display that appears to emulate a broadsheet newspaper, this massive Metal-Foil e-paper prototype from LG Display is impressive at this size (just 0.3-mm thin and 250×400mm – roughly the same size as a 297×420-mm sheet of A3) and weight (130 grams). Made with the flexible 11.5-inch panel from LG Display found in the Skiff Reader, the flexible panel doesn't mean that we'll be seeing a flexible e-reader. The chances are the manufacturer will add a touchscreen overlay, application processor, and radio chipset.