Traditionally that would mean you need to have a near-death experience but, luckily, we're talking about something altogether less dramatic. The new Museum of Me app launched by Intel lets you view, well, a museum of you. More specifically, view your life made up of your Facebook content. With rooms for your photos, videos and things you've liked, do you think this would make you feel proud or make you swear to change your Facebook habits? It is slightly creepy but definitely worth having a look at.

Put a smartphone inside of a tablet and you get all the benefits of both. The best of both worlds if you like, so why has noone done it? Well, ASUS have now with their upcoming Padfone. The device will feature an Android smartphone docked inside a tablet, with a door covering it from sight. Full details aren't available yet but ASUS's marketing line of "Break the Rules:Pad or Phone" makes use think it's goin to be something very special indeed! This is definitely something we'll be keeping an eye on - what do you think? An excellent solution to carrying several devices?

According to various sources across the web, Facebook are looking to become the main hub for internet music and video. The social networking giant are collaborating with some of the biggest names in music and video to create a desktop widget, allowing users to access and play their files. The widget will show which songs the user listens to most and make them available for friends to try out. One of the names rumoured to be teaming up with Facebook is Spotify. What do you think? Would you use Facebook as your central media hub or will you be sticking to what you know?

So you have a 3DTV, you've been to see 3D movies and you can even play Nintendo DS games in 3D. What's next? How about some 3D on your computer? YouTube, Mozilla and Firefox have teamed up to bring HTML5 stereoscopic 3D to users of NVIDIA's 3D Vision Kit. The attached video demonstrates the technology and more can be seen at 3DVisionlive.com.

The Google Wallet event is currently in full flow in New York City, with the announcement of a mobile payments system having already been made. The attached video is a live feed from the event so you can see exactly what's happening, as it happens.

A tv that acts like a computer, Samsung's D8000 is certainly impressive. Featuring Wi-Fi connectivity, borderless display, full HD in both 2D and 3D and only 1.5" deep, it's impossible not to be intrigued. Dreamworks have even gotten in on the act, giving a presentation on 3D and a preview showing of Kung Fu Panda 2 using the new unit. Have a look at the attached video to watch some of the demo.