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In this week’s show, 3D TV sets and imaging hardware are a trend at IFA in Berlin, Nokia unveils new phones at Nokia World in nearby Stuttgart, Gmail goes down, China Mobile displays smartphones at an event in Beijing, and eBay sells a portion of its stake in Skype.
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