Mike got his hands on an iiView M1Touch, another tablet computer on the marketplace, but this one has only been released in Asia (still confirming a launch date in North America). Is it an iPad alternative? Well, it definitely looks like a giant iPhone with an 11 inch screen, but I don't think Apple will be threatened by this new device. iiView is a Hong Kong company founded in 2006 by inventor and businessman Mr. Cyril Alonzo. 

The M1Touch runs on Windows 7 Premium and packs an Intel Atom N450 processor. Plus, this device has a 1.3 megapixel camera on its left bezel. You can get this tablet for as low as $499 USD for the 160 GB hard drive model with 1 GB of RAM and WiFi only. Or, splurge a little and get the 250GB hard drive model with 2GB RAM and WiFi for $699.

Keep connected with your colleagues when you're working on a document with Outlook 2010's new Conversation View.

According to the Official YouTube Blog, things are really moving along in development on their end of things. In the last week, YouTube have released an updated mobile interface you can access by going to m.youtube.com on your mobile device. This new version of YouTube's mobile website comes with a much nicer layout, HQ toggle, and faster-loading videos.

I used to have issues with YouTube videos freezing halfway through on my iPhone all the time, and this new interface gets rid of that problem. Another plus: if a YouTube video is embedded in a mobile page it plays right from the page, saving you the whole reloading in the YouTube app nonsense. And yeah, despite a few niggles this is better than the YouTube app on iPhone and Android. The video quality in particular is a fair bit better over 3G and WiFi.

Microsoft has released its highly anticipated Office 2010 and they have added some new features which will make creating your professional-quality documents fast and simple.

The familiar Ribbon design interface is back with some slight changes. Instead of the traditional file menu, Microsoft has come up with Office Backstage view, making printing, saving, sharing, and publishing easier. You can also customize the Ribbon to suit your personal taste, allowing you to quickly access the features you use the most.

Office 2010 also makes it easier to access and edit your documents from any computer with the help of Microsoft Office Web Apps. With these web apps, you don’t have to be on a computer with Office 2010 installed. You get the same Ribbon interface with the web apps all in your browser window.

Some of the new features available in Word 2010 include adding visual impact to your documents with new picture editing tools and the new SmartArt graphics feature. You can also use visual effects like shadow and bevel on your text to add a professional feel to your documents, and the insert screenshot feature can quickly incorporate visual illustrations to add to your work.