The Sony Ericsson Rachael has been making waves round these parts (the gadget blogosphere) and we have finally seen the UI in action. Looking like a pimped out Sony Ericsson interfaces molded on top of and Android OS, with all the Facebook, Twitter and SMS connectivity on display the Sony Ericsson Rachael definitely looks like a phone for the web 2.0 and social network generation (that’s us in case your wondering).

The Nokia E72 has been much hyped and sought after, especially since the reveal of the Nokia E72 Envelope concept a while back. This promo video of the actual Nokia E72 is a lot less impressive than the concept but still worth a gander for all you business users who something other than a Blackberry or an iPhone to play with during those boring business meetings.

We’ve got our hands (and our eyes) on a walkthrough with the new Apple iPhone 3.0 firmware so we thought we would bring it to your attention (aren’t we nice?). This version is the beta so a few minor things may be tweaked before the official release this summer but as new operating systems go, this is the nuts.

Attacking on all fronts, Dell’s Adamo is clearly an aspirational laptop (as opposed to its ‘for real men only’ Latitude E6400 XFR rugged laptop). This arty-farty teaser trailer for the upcoming Dell Adamo should get those who are into minimalistic laptops salivating at the mouth (or at least make them dribble a little).

In another move to slow down the relentless march of the download pirates, SONY have announced their new music and video USB Flash Drives, pre-loaded with content for easy distribution and the digital age. GadgetHeat think’s that it is a great idea, although the ease of use of simply switching on your computer and downloading whatever you want may make the SONY music and video USB Flash drives a hard sell….

SONY Ericsson have produced a concept video phone that looks pretty hot but that’s the thing with concept cellphones, mad Photoshop skills mean that they always look great on paper….