Most people know cyberpunk as a science fiction genre. But some gamers might remember that role playing game, Cyberpunk 2020. Well, publisher LemonQuest has announced that the title's getting hit by a shrink ray - and poof! - into Cyberpunk: Arasaka's Plot.

Players will be thrust into the not so distant future of 2022. There is relative peace between the two major (read: powerful and heavily armed) corporations: Arasaka and Militech. You play the role of Sam Gibson, a mercenary for Arasaka Corp. Routine espionage gets Gibson straight into the trail of something bigger.

Cyberpunk: Arasaka's Plot boasts of a good graphics and an immersing atmosphere. Plus, it basically follows traditional role playing game basics. Immersion and adventure. You can check out some screenshots of the game and see for yourself.

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There was a time in the mobile phone's life that the screen was really small and the keypads were the biggest part of the whole gadget. Now it seems to be getting smaller and lower. In 2007, it just might disappear altogether.

There are plans in the works for mobile phones to get touch screens as well. Immediate benefits? More space for the screen; yes, you can finally see more of yourself. More possible applications; the keypad itself will be integrated into the screen; faster typing/texting speed. How does it work? According to Immersion, a tactile or haptic ("touch" for us lay people) technologies developer, a small electric motor behind the screen delivers the actual tap for you.

The main system involved with this new technology is Immersion's VibeTonz system. Once implemented, your "mobile phone experience" will change. For instance, synchronized vibrations in ringtones will make your mobile sound like a Subwoofer, gaming would have touch feedback, etc. You'd be able to find the right menu quickly, you can also change the vibrations from a subtle tap to a vibrations as strong as Big Ben at noon.

Following in the footsteps of fellow industry giant Nokia, Samsung recently unleashed its newest thing of beauty - the SCH-B450 aka Samsung's answer to the Nokia n-gage. This baby is jampacked with features such as 3D-motion recognition games which will enable future users to have some good gaming fun with this one. Too tired of playing them games? Then go ahead and watch some television with this Samsung contraption which has a DMB Tuner that makes TV watching a reality. Beat that n-gage!

The SCH-B450 is also equipped with 1M polygon 3D game chip and vibration solution of Immersion Company 'Vibe Tonz' to really enhance your gaming experience. Other features include 2.2-inch wide LCD, Bluetooth, motion recognition, 2M camera, MP3 player, my pet, black UI, file viewer, and mobile printing.

Suggested price is 600,000 Korean Won or roughly $632 American bucks. No word on availability for now but you are free to take a closer look at the thumbprint on your left. Let's just hope that this thingamajig steps foot on foreign shores.