After being called one of Microsoft’s greatest failures and having been pulled from sale after only six weeks during its original run, the Kin One and Kin Two are now back on sale with Verizon. This re-release gives them a name change to the Kin ONEm and Kin TWOm. Originally Microsoft only sold 8,810 units, but they hope to turn those sales numbers around with better pricing plans.

Microsoft’s Lync aspires to be the ‘next generation of unified communications’, and its first week of existence has already gotten fix new touchscreen headsets designed for it by Jabra.

All six belong to either the Jabra Pro 9400 or Jabra Go 6400 series, and come with pretty much the same base unit design, but have headsets varying in size. They range from full featured and full size headphones, to a Bluetooth headset that fits your phone as well as the base unit.

Remember Microsoft’s Magic Mouse competitor we talked about back in July? Well, it looks like the Arc Touch Mouse is real. Images have leaked from a German online store that show the mouse, with some specs too. The main draw here is the curved design, which provides more ergonomic comfort, and the mouse also folds down for portability. Other features include touch-scrolling, multi-surface tracking, a battery indicator, and 2.4GHz nano receiver. superstechnology The price, roughly translated, is $69.95, but availability for America is currently unknown.