The electronic sector of Singapore registered the swiftest growth rate it has experienced in 20 years in 2010, with the world demand for consumer electronic products like for instance iPads and smart phones jumped up.

Electronics major, Sony has claimed that it has sold more than 1 million units to retailers set in North America and Latin America in the first 30 days of its launch.

The highly anticipated Move controller for PlayStation 3 video-game console was launched on September 19 in the United States. The good initial response shows that the device has been widely accepted by PS3 users.

Bajaj Electricals has been able to win record number of orders and as a result its shares went up and touched new high during the day.

The total worth of the order was rupees 408 crore and the price of the shares went up by 2.65 per cent in the morning itself.

After this, the company was quick to order fresh orders during the trading hours on September 1.

South Korean electronics giant, Samsung is a well known brand in India and has been for some time because of a range of products it offers in the country. The company also operates a software operations centre in Bangalore which is helping the firm strengthen its position in the global market.

Gaming studios of Ubisoft forecasts that 3D revolution will grip in all UK homes by 2013.

Murray Pannel, head of marketing for Ubisoft UK, in a statement explained: "It will start slowly this year. But like HDTV I wouldn't rule out the fact that this will be installed in everyone's living room in three year's time, and for us to be in a position to have content that could really look absolutely amazing in 3D."

Apple iPhone 4 has finally been released. V3.co.uk believes that almost a thousand people were present at the launch of the London flagship shop, and reports claim that some of them even had queued overnight.

However, this comes as no surprise, as the record level of pre-orders the phone racked up at the Apple store online – some 600,000 on just the first day alone.

3 has launched its tariffs for iPhone 4 that start at £30 per month (over two years), with 500 minutes (and 5000 3 to 3 minutes), 5000 texts and 1GB of Internet, and the 16GB phone costing £99.

According to the reports stated by the US based Monster Cable states of its recently launched universal 3D glasses, the Monster Vision Max 3D.

The 3D glasses work on the concept of a shutter-based system which is said to work well with any type of 3D TV system.

It is due to these glasses that aids in 2.4 GHz RF communication, instead of using the standard IR common system used in many of the other brands of 3D glasses.