After seeing both Sony and Microsoft come up with their plans to release their own motion sensing controllers - or at least, rumored to be - it's not much of a surprise at all to see other companies follow suit. We're talking about the Asus Eee, by the way, and somehow drawing a connection between the ultraportable laptop and the games console may be a bit of a stretch...until you see some similarities in the FCC exhibits report image. Check out how the upcoming Asus Eee Stick motion-sensing peripheral after the jump.

We've caught sight of something interesting over at the FCC page. It seems that HTC is just about ready to market its new Touch Diamond. It's probably only a few inspections and signatures short of a green light. Details in the full article next up.

From the world of the ever-informative FCC exhibits comes the new Motorola A810, a Linux-powered touchscreen mobile stuffed with all the necessary good stuff such as handwriting recognition, FM radio, among others. There's something amiss about it though: the lack of bandwidth required for it to work with U.S. mobile carriers. More on this intriguing device in the full article!

HP and its iPAQ line of smartphones haven't exactly had the kind of earth-shaking success that some of its rivals have had so far, but that isn't stopping the consumer electronics giant from trying to pierce the US market. An FCC posting has revealed that the HP iPAQ 900 may be headed Stateside soon, and we've got some details in the full article up next.

Fancy getting a sneak peek at the wireless controller that's expected to launch with the Wii port of Rock Band from Harmonix? You're in luck - the FCC has recently picked up a couple of documents regarding the controller. More details on this are available in the full article.

It appears that the FCC's thinking that all this text messaging floating about can be put to good use.

The group has recently announced its proposal for an SMS-based emergency messaging system for sell phones and other mobile devices. More details on this announcement are available in the full article.

Here's an interesting news that might get your attention. Over at FFC's website, we spotted a new patent called AK8CBEH110. It's just a bunch of number and letters jumbled together. So what does its signify? Well, it's the patent name for a brand new PlayStation 3 unit. Details of this can be found in the full article.

Having some problems with the Wii Nunchuk's cord while playing Wii Sports? Here's something that you may want to check out: a wireless nunchuk. Using this wireless device will eliminate the need to tether the nunchuk to the Wiimote, making it easier for gamers with long arms to flail around. More details in the full article.

We recently reported that Sony intends to change parts in the current model of its PSP handheld as reflected by an FCC post. Now we've got another thing coming as we spot a similar notice concerning the PlayStation 3 console. Will this be the first sign of a new SKU? Find out in the full article ahead.

In a recent Federal Communications Commission (FCC) site post, it was revealed that there has been a notice from Sony that they intend to tweak the PSP's specifications. What changes are in store? Does Sony have intentions of being specific about this? Tell us your take on it when you're done reading the full article.