HTML5 is a major part of Google’s plans for the future, including Chrome OS —check out this interview for more on that—and one step towards that is getting YouTube to work without a Flash plugin, which they’ve now achieved. It’s not perfect yet (no ads or annotations) and it only works on certain supported browsers (Chrome and Safari, at the moment) but it’s still a taste of what’s to come. You can hit up TestTube to check it out

Samsung has recently announced a pair of new flash drives based on its 30 nanometer manufacturing process. The revealed duo is a 64GB moviNAND and 32GB micro SD. Featuring a new lithography technology, these memory cards are capable of storing more data in a comparatively smaller unit

JVL with introduction of Vortex touchscreen countertop video game has revealed what’s really the future. A game that’ll send players to the extremes features software that includes 148 different games, all to be played in a spell binding combination of lights and sounds. The fully-controllable and excitingly cool tabletop machine, Vortex, gives the user total control in gaming, trivia, hall of fame, net connectivity for online tournaments etc. The $3,299 countertop game measures 19 x 19.5 x 14.5-inches and offers enhanced visual effects, super VGA high-color graphics, high capacity Flash Memory Card and USB capability besides a 16 bit stereo for great sound quality.

Mini Wearable Air Purifier for your pet Folderix Flash Drives shaped like folders Speaker Bot plays your MP3 player Omnitread can get to places that we can’t Remo Humanoid Kit Check out the Coolest Gadgets 2008 Gift Guides , Christmas shopping made easy. [ Gadget Thumbnails for 31-Dec-2009 copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

Those poor yellow folders don’t seem to get nearly as much use now that you can do a great deal of your paperwork on the computer.  Sure, paper copies of things are still helpful, but those folders will never be used as much as before.  If you’re feeling a little sentimental and want to show that you remember the paper folder, now you can have a flash drive that’s shaped like one. Alright, so it was actually designed to look like the folders within your computer.  Which means for those of you that like to take your computer interactions a little more literal, this would work great.  Then when you say you need to put something in the folder, it’s going into an actual folder shaped drive.  It’s available in 3 different colors, the gold/yellow color, blue and purple.  These drives designed by Art Lebedev can hold 4GB of data and will cost you $55 a piece. Source: Newlaunches Tech Cult – We cover the latest tech news, but always with a funny twist.