An official statement was released by Sony Computer Entertainment today about the PlayStation 3 and the PlayStation Move’s sales. The original PS3 system was launched more than 4 years ago and now has reached an accumulative sales of 50 million units.

What’s impressive is the PlayStation Move which was launched not more than 7 months ago but have reportedly been sold more than 8 million units as of early April 2011.

Despite rumors that the PlayStation 3 is no better than the Xbox 360, you can’t ignore the fact that the PlayStation is doing good in terms of sales.

The Third largest memory manufacturer in the world, Elpida Memory, Inc. announced today that it will be developing a 4GB mobile DRAM chip for smartphones. The Elpida Memory, Inc is a Japanese based company and will be using its Hiroshima plant to begin production of the said chips. The chips will employ a 512 pin techology which will theoretically produce faster transfer rates and at the same time reduces power consumption by 87%.

In light of the disasters that Japan experienced, the company also confirmed that it will be outsourcing production in Taiwan to meet production quotas. The product if fully developed, will generate sales for the company of up to $1.2 billion in 2012-2013.

When Capcom first released their Capcom Arcade app for the iOS in November, it certainly caught my attention. The app featured classic games from way back like Ghouls ‘n Ghosts, 1942 and even Street Fighter! The app itself is free to download but comes with only three free tickets, meaning you can play a game for three times. After which, you need to purchase tokens or the Arcade game itself for $0.99 each.

I love games that feature the old school of the gaming world. I mean its nice to relive my childhood through apps like these. If you’re into classic handheld gaming as well, you could try Monkey Labour too which features classic LCD handheld gaming.

The online backup service Carbonite launched an iPad version which features all the services from its original format.

The same improvements that a developer could get from having a bigger screen at their disposal are all present.  An improved photo browser and more options displayed in one page is included in the update.

Carbonite App is an online backup service like the recently closed Sidekick service. Users can save their files, and stream music, video and photo files without actually downloading them and save memory space. So what are you guys waiting for? Go ahead and grab this free service from Carbonite.

Carbonite is available in iTunes for free.

If you’re a fan of photo tweaking apps such as instagram, or hipstamatic, then this should catch your attention. The app let’s you add cool effects to your photos. The app has more than 100 different effects that you can choose from, such as adding your face on an existing template ranging from popular works of art to different places.

The fun creations you have produced can then be saved or emailed depending on your liking.

You can download the app for free in the iTunes App Store.

Samsung Galaxy S 4G will be available to the T-mobile Community for $199 with a new contract and after rebates.

The model would have the advantage of access to T-mobile’s HSPA+ 4G network which reaches speeds of up to 21Mbps in selected areas. It will also be Android 2.2 Froyo and TouchWiz user interface ready.

It’s physical didn’t change much aside from it’s super cool multi-chromatic back which Is no doubt an eye catcher. It will also come preloaded with the Inception movie.

Motorola produced it’s very own product which will come out exclusively for Oscar nominees and hosts. The special very exclusive gold version will support the Android 3.0 honeycomb operating system.

Other than the gold backing, the Motorola Xoom tablet will be identical to the all black model that will be coming out in the US Market, only not so “oscar-ish”.

One of the most noticeable changes in the model (gold/silver) is its revamped interface. It also projects smoother animations in apps and during transitions.