SEE:Thumbs up to LG

So you thought the BlackBerry was the only edgy smartphone you could really appreciate. Think again. LG has given us another reason to make 'life good' with a sleek handset, with a stylish all-touch screen that is available in two models. The LG Vu CU920 will have a mobile TV antenna, while the CU915 sports mobile TV support.

The three-inch WQVGA 262K colour touch screen comes equipped with a two-megapixel camera with autofocus. Best of all, it barely moves the scale at 3.16oz. Unfortunately, they are not available locally as yet, but I know you have your sources.

TASTE: Dieting is a piece of cake

Finally, watching your weight doesn't have to be boring. Thanks to Nambisco. the 100-calorie pack of Oreo Cakesters. Now dieters can enjoy three rich, moist chocolate cakes, filled with that delectable Oreo creme. Yeah, the goodies for grown-ups.

SMELL: Dust demolisher

In-between cooking, chasing the kids into the bathroom, and 'putting on your face', who's got time to dust furniture? And it's even worse if your sinuses are clogged with goo. Febreze Allergen Reducer does the trick. With the ability to reduce up to 75 per cent of allergens that can become airborne from fabrics, Febreze allows you to take that breath of fresh air as it freshens your home.

HEAR: The Secret's out

Have you ever wished an angel would just whisper the 'Secret' answer to life's biggest problems? Well, you're in luck, 'cause Rhonda Byrne heard your cry and decided to help. The Secret is out and is available as an audio book. Go discover the power of positive thinking.

TOUCH: GPS in overdrive

As small as Jamaica is, it is quite easy for motorists to get lost, especially the directionally challenged - like me. But hey, not anymore! The Mona GeoInformatics Institute has launched the country's first Global Positioning System (GPS) mapping network, which is accessible anywhere in Jamaica.

Packages start at J$31,000, inclusive of unit, or US$115 (J$10,120) if you have your own device.