Agenda is a stunningly minimal looking alternative to the built in iPhone calendar app. And it obviously is meant to look similar to an old style paper desk calendar. I’ll give it a try!

The once mighty Nokia shows that it still has some fight left in it with the unveiling of the sleek new N9 smartphone. Sporting a 4” inch AMOLED screen, the phone is dripping with impressive specs: 16-64GBs of internal storage, a curved glare and scratch resistant Corning Gorilla glass screen, and an 8 megapixel camera backed by a wide angle Carl Zeiss lens (F2.2). Link

Google Goggles has enabled you to search by snapping a photo on your mobile phone since 2009, and today they’re introducing Search by Image on desktop.

Using a series of newly improved technologies, Bowers & Wilkins debuts the PM1 ($2,800), a new set of speakers that deliver big sound in a small package. The key feature of the PM1 is B&W’s new Carbon Braced Tweeter which improves upon the company’s aluminum domes that have been stiffened with filaments of carbon fiber to create a much smoother, more accurate sound. Link

Nintendo has just revealed their next generation console, Wii U, a new system that uses a unique controller that features a 6.2 inch touchscreen. So what’s the screen for? The screen not only displays additional game content but can also be used to move your game right to the controller for mobile gameplay around the house. The controller will also feature a mic, camera, accelerometer, and gyroscope. And if you think Nintendo has completely given up on the hardcore gamer, all the major 3rd parties are onboard to bring titles like Madden, Ninja Gaiden, Batman: Arkham City, and Ghost Recon. Link

Sony’s releasing its own PlayStation branded screen complete with a 24” inch 1080p LCD display. The screen ($500) will also be 3D-capable and offers a cool feature which improves the two player experience with a technique that gives each player a full view of the game when wearing 3D glasses, no more split screen. Available Fall.