Samsung has released what appears to be the Kraken of point-and-shoots. It’s a 16.3MP Android-powered camera, and when I say Android powered, I’m talking Android 4.1! Yep, I know a boatload of users who may never get the chance to taste Jelly Bean on their Android smartphone and yet here’s a camera rocking the latest version of Android (ouch). Other specs include:

Samsung has “unpacked” the Galaxy Note II and laid it out for all to see. Its predecessor was a surprise success according to many naysayers, and now we’re here to take a look at its newer, faster, more powerful (and slightly larger) successor. Hitting the market sporting the latest version of Android (Jelly Bean). the Samsung Galaxy Note II will feature:

If you’re a Kickstarter fanatic, then you’ll recognize the recently funded NKMOS Universal Car Mount. When you think of a universal car mount, it usually involves some cheap plastic, an unappealing design, and a suction cup system that can barely hold itself up. NKMOS goes beyond our general perceptions, redefining the universal car mount and raising the bar for future designs.

NASA’s Curiosity Rover and its recent lunar landing has sparked a whole new era of, well…. curiosity! What better way to indulge that curiosity than with Google’s amazing Nexus 7 tablet? With nothing more than a Nexus 7 and a little imagination, your little one will be blasting off for space exploration and reminding us that everything starts with a dream.

It appears Samsung will have a bit of time before Apple gets its injunction hearing, as it’s being reported that Judge Koh has set the hearing date for December 6. That’s more than three months away and isn’t really what Apple was hoping for. Apple was shooting for a quicker hearing date in order to get Samsung’s infringing products off of shelves as soon as possible. Apple is gearing up for the launch of its next iPhone and with the holiday season right around the corner, they don’t want consumers confusing these infringing products for iPhones.