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For past few months, Chinese site cnBeta has been releasing alleged screenshots of Windows 8. Now they have released the screenshots of Windows App Store, showing functionality similar to Apple’s App store and Ubuntu Software Center. From what was show, we can hope that one will be able to download a vast number of applications, ranging from games to office applications. It may also host lot of free and paid applications by the time it launches.

We know that Nintendos original 8-bit portable can create some killer sounds We had never sell chiptunes short. That said you havent truly heard the Game Boy music until you watch the video.

Google has acquired a mobile entertainment company PushLife, which has been developing a music app of its own for Android and BlackBerry platforms. PushLife offers one-click purchases from an integrated music store, an overview of tunes you have both on your smartphone and on your computer and automatically playlists syncing with iTunes or Windows Media Player Libraries. The Canadian stratup is believed to have cashed in to the tune of $25 million and will soon be shutting down its independent operations. Also soon: Google I/O 2011.

The Interpads Tegra 2 packing Android tablet is introduced before some eight months in the some websites; now the rumours are that the thing might never make it to market. The tablet was originally slated for December 2010 debut, on August E-Noa announced that the tablet was on hold until January. While Januarys gone now, with a slew of Tegra-2 tablets getting ready to hit the market, it looks like the Interpad might get left behind. The Interpads nowhere to be found, and with Acers Iconia Tab slated for an April 24th release and Motorola Xoom already making the rounds, the Interpads once impressive specifications just dont seem so special anymore.

The seasoned techies are likely spin whimsical tales of computings early days, and the challenge of finding a practical use for a device with seemingly limitless potential. The new product from SparkFun promises to bring this old-school awesomeness into the smartphone age: introducing IOIO (its now pronounced as yo-yo), a breakout box that enables any Android 1.5+ device to control electronic circuits from within Androids applications.

Its never been the best looking in the Benz bunch, but with the introduction of the new A-Class concept, it looks like that could soon change. One of the cars designers describes it variously as sexy, expressive, and beautifully formed, and we have to say that it is not too shabby. The car sports interesting LED headlights and an inverted mesh grill on the outside, and on inside its packing a futuristic display, complete with a dash mounted tablet and what looks to be on iPhone protruding from the center console. Its now shaping up to be a stylish upgrade.

Now the new tablet debuted is the Liberty Tab, its own spin on Acers Iconia Tab A500. There are not many differences between the two beyond the name, with one packing in the same styling, 10-inch screen, Tegra 2 Processor, dual cameras(5MP in the front side and 2MP in the backside), and Android 3.0 Honeycomb OS as it is more widely available counterpart. Launch date is still a bit iffy, but you can apparently expect this one to hit Europe in June, with price will be varying by country.