This is the Katie Price of digital cameras. If you’ve always wished you were more photogenic (and, well, more perfect), now you can be with a click of Casio’s new Elixim digital camera, launched today. Casio’s new camera airbrushes images, enhancing skin tones and sharpening features such as eyes, hair and eyelashes without reaching for Photoshop. With 12 different make-up mode levels, you can set how clear your skin looks and decide how fake you want to go. Jeez. Madness.

Perfect for drunken nights out, this camera could mask your mid-night out clubbing face complete with panda eyes, shiny forehead and greasy hair (or perhaps that’s just me?) and make Facebook de-tagging a thing of the past. Hey presto! From minger to Barbie doll in one push of a button.

It features 10x optical Zoom, wide angle lens and long battery life – promising 1000 shots per charge – and is available in black, silver and pink for £242 from today on www.qvcuk.com

We haven’t seen any comparative imagery yet in the form of a before and abracadabra-after (I’m expecting miracles) but we’ll post something as soon as we can. Now all we need is that airbrushing mirror…

• What women are supposedly doing online, by Bitch Buzz
• 500m users now on Facebook. Did they get a prize. Geek Sugar blogs.
• XBox Kinect priced up for UK, reports Wired UK
• Girls n Gadgets brings us a review of Toy Story 3 on the Wii
• Google launches new image search, reports The Telegraph
• FlipBoard launches iPad social media magazine, via Mashable

Game exchange is big business. Electronic Arts (EA), HMV and Game Group PLC are cashing in with in-store trade-ins and exchanges. But with pre-owned games costing up to £30 on the High Street, it’s no surprise that savvy gamers are going online in search of a game exchange bargain. While points-based systems and dodgy security has put some gamers off, new game exchange platform, GaBoom.co.uk promises to bring new life to online pre-owned games market.

And just at the right time. With EA proposing to issue a license for games with an online element, even if you buy second-hand, you could have to pay an additional fee to play online. Entrepreneur and gamer, Jess Ratcliffe, launched GaBoom.co.uk earlier this year, giving the UK a platform for trading pre-owned games in reaction to industry attempts to encourage gamers to buy brand new.

“We have developed a safe, easy and unique way of trading games online; providing users, not only with our automatic user-matching system but two secure and insured postage options to take the hassle and risk out of trading their games online,” says 20-year-old Jess.

“With approximately 12.4 million people in the UK currently buying their games second-hand, it is going to take something massive for all of them to switch to only buying their games brand new,” she Jess.

GaBoom.co.uk is now running in open beta and set for it’s official launch later this summer. With a little girl power, GaBoom.co.uk could bring an exciting twist to the pre-owned games market – despite EA’s plans to lure gamers back to buying brand new games.

What do you think? Do you prefer to buy games brand new or do a game exchange? Let Witch Tech know.

Samsung’s new Tic Toc, motion-controlled MP3 player is aimed at young ladies with a penchant for a fashion accessory and offers 12 hours playback for only £39.99.

Georgina Franklin of Samsung told Pocket Lint, “The Samsung Tic Toc is perfect for young women who want the latest fashion gadgets. With so many features on such a small MP3 player, it really is the latest must have colourful and fun accessory for music fans”.

LatestGadgets.co.uk concluded, “With a 2GB version at £39.99 and a 4GB option also available, the Tic Toc is set firmly at the iPod Shuffle crowd, coming in a few quid cheaper than Apple’s offering, but its candy colours and cute design (plus its novel control system) will definitely help it appeal to a younger crowd.”

While Electric Pig praised its design, “The Samsung TicToc makes the special edition iPod shuffle look positively boring.”

It’s due for release in September and is also available in pink, blue, black – or even with a Hello Kitty theme. I say no more; it’s cheap and cheerful and a must for tech-loving, fashion-conscious tweens.

Miss Win It! is a brand new entertainment website offering the chance to win ‘money can’t buy experiences’. Prizes include exclusive shopping events with Top Shop and stylist to the stars, Terry James Lynch as well as backstage passes for red carpet film premieres (and chance to meet Eastenders soap stars, if you’re that way inclined).

For your chance to win one of these fabulous prizes simply log on to www.misswinit.com to enter your favourite competitions.

How to enter:

1. Free – free to enter, but for each competition you only get one go per person

2. Multiple Choice – for £2, you can enter premium competitions with bigger prizes, extra perks, and you can enter as many times as you like. You need to answer a simple multiple choice question

3. Predictorama – it’s the classic ‘How many sweets in the jar?’ estimation game. Entry costs £2 and you can enter as many times as you like to increase your chances of winning. The person who gets the answer correct (or is the nearest) is the winner.

Check out www.misswinit.com for the chance to win.

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- Nokia mock Apple for iPhone “antenna” problems

- BBC gives go-ahead to Project Canvas

- FIFA considers using technology

- Microsoft Windows 8 details leak

- LadyGeekTV launches The App Show

- Google gives an update on China

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