If you're one of the unlucky few, hit the link to grab the update. [Gigabyte via PC World]

The thread is only five pages long, but multiple users are claiming the exact same "0xE8000065" error message when trying to sync their data. The issue appears on P55-based motherboards from Asus, MSI and Gigabyte, and it seems like Windows 7 64-bit is more prone to the problem than its 32-bit brother.

Keep in mind the P55 is a new chipset, and unless you're computer is brand-spankin' new or you're the DIY type, chances are you have a setup that works perfectly fine.

If you do have a new P55-based motherboard, Microsoft is looking into the issue. Hopefully a fix for you unlucky few will come soon enough. [The Register via Engadget]

The M528 contains a 4.8 inch screen with a 800 x 480 pixel resolution, a 800 Mhz Intel Atom, 512 MB RAM, roughly 4GB of storage space, and an 11 hour battery in a case that weighs about three quarters of a pound. It also boasts 3G, which makes it a possible replacement for the Nokia N810 if you think 3G's worth paying over double for. [UMPC Portal]

The USB gauge is specifically designed with Gigabyte's Odin GT power supplies in mind, and stands 48 mm x 62mm x 104mm. Those with other power supply units need not apply, as the Visuals USB gauge is only partial to Gigabyte's own goodies. What a snob. Pricing details not yet released. [Everything USB]

At CeBIT, Laptops and Origami [News.com]

Gigabyte U60 UMPC to be Announced at CeBit 2007 [Unwired View]

Its multi-linugal capabilities are the result of a collaboration between Gigabyte and Alta Vista's Babel Fish. It supposedly lets users do exciting things like search for stock prices in as many as 98 different languages.

The gSmart i128 is supposedly identical to the Taiwan-only sSmart-i, pictured here. No word on price, though. – Nicholas Deleon

Press Release [Gigabyte via Slashphone]

It's no surprise that Gigabyte is making this Keroro phone "based on Keroro Gunso, a Japanese manga and anime that tells the story of Earth being invaded by a race of extraterrestrial frogs." This green phone is targeted toward kids, but has enough juice in it with its 128MB of storage and attached camera on the back. Not at all like the gimped Firefly phones in the States.

Gigabyte's only making 2,000 of these, so if you're a ambphibi-phile you'd better hurry before Kermit-lovers beat you to it. – Jason Chen

Gigabyte Keroro Frog phone for kids [Mobile Mentalism via Mobile Mag]

From the land of Godzilla comes word of Gigabyte's latest all-in-one cellphone, the g-YoYo. Now, I don't know if the name is supposed to be some sort of play on words vis-à-vis the hip hop culture, but it certainly is an attention getter, for better or worse. Just like every other all-in-one cellphone, the g-YoYo tries to pack in nearly every function you could ever ask for in its diminutive shell. There's a two megapixel camera—as noted by the hulking "2M" near the lense—and the phone doubles an an MP3 player. Additionally, the g-yoyo throws in GPS for good measure, ensuring that you'll never get lost while listening to Winger and calling your homies.

The 176 x 220-pixel color display shows off all those cool games you're likely to play. Of course, as with many things from Japan, there's no information as of yet relating to price or availability. – Nicholas Deleon

g-YoYo [PhoneDaily via Akihabara News]

Some of its other features: 256MB internal memory, 64MB RAM, miniSD support, FM tuner, TV tuner, 2.0 megapixel camera, MP3/AAC playback and Java support. For connectivity, the i120 has 802.11g, Bluetooth, IR, and mini USB (1.2 only).

No word on availability or pricing. – Jason Chen

GIGABYTE g-Smart i120 [Sogi via Slashphone]

Running Windows Mobile 5, the g-Smart i has a whole mess of features the Nokia does not:

2.1-megapixel camera, MiniSD card slot, 2.4-inch TFT touch screen display, FM tuner, GPS navigation system (optional), TV tuner (optional), and support for a host of audio/video files (MP3/MPEG-4/3GPP/WMV).

Goes on sale for $262 USD.

Phone Daily (Chinese) [via Techeblog]

GIGABYTE g-Smart Windows Mobile phone [Mobile Whack]

I can't tell if Gigabyte's Barbie handset is meant for little girls or grown women. I mean, it's pink and seems to have a poodle etched into the back cover (along with a good-sized speaker to play music from the built-in MP3 player), but it's got some pretty high-end features like a megapixel camera (can't figure out how many from the Chinese website), SD card slot for extra memory and a large 176x220-pixel screen size. It's a slider phone, which I dig, and it supports GPRS, WAP and Java. Either way, it's certainly different.

Barbie Babe Phone [phoneyworld]

The Taiwanese Doraephone [Akihabara News]