Yep it's here: the very first firmware update for Razer's new wireless mouse, the Mamba. It improves the charging behaviour of the same. Make sure you read all the instructions posted on razersupport.com before applying the update!

Get the fw update here .

Do you already know raptr.com ? raptr is a social networking style application that focuses on gaming. With raptr you 're always connected to you friends and know what games they're playing online and can join them on the same server instantly. A cool thing about raptr is that it's not Windows only but also works on Linux and Mac. Additionally it's integrated with facebook and Twitter so to let even more people know what you're up to gaming wise.

Razer just recently announced that they teamed up with raptr.com to spread this cool app even further.

Razer just posted a teaser video on their website announcing a new mouse coming up in the first quarter of 2009! You can watch it here . Simultaneously Razerguy posted a new blog entry in his blog revealing a new snippet he received. It's supposed that more information about this new mouse is announced at CES in Las Vegas on January 8th.

 Update:

Rumour wrap-up:

Wireless Deathadder like shaped mouse likely to be announced.

Since CES starts pretty soon let's sum up which rumours are floating around in the Razer community about what we could see unveiled tomorrow.

Let's start with the snippets from Razerguys's blog: They read "Liber II necare" which could be translated from latin to "Free to kill". Additionally Razerguy proposes that we may see something Razer hasn't done before. The second pic might show a part of what could be a battery indicator. Furthermore we can see a building process taking place in the teaser where a block is mounted to the base of a mouse  which could be a battery and a cable is connected to what looks like a mini-USB connector. All these hints point to the fact that the new mouse that is going to be announced might be Razer's first wireless mouse. The charging process might take place while the mouse is connected by cable while the mouse itself continues to be usable. Coming to the shape of the new mouse. The base plate we can see in the teaser looks almost identical to the Deathadder's one which also corresponds to the close up pic of this news post which resembles a Deathadder from the front adding two more buttons left to the primary mouse button. What sensor could be incorporated is hard to predict and could be either an updated 3G infrared sensor as used in the Deathadder or the 3G laser sensor from the Lachesis, though it might make more sense that it be the 3G infrared as this new mouse stands in one line with Deathadder.

The Razer Blueprints team wishes you and your beloved ones a very merry Christmas. 

Robert, Razerguy, recently started blogging or should I say teasing us in his blog on http://cult.razerzone.com about how he is in his turn teased by the  in-the-lab-locked Razer engineers. He's posting cropped pics he's receiving  anonymously of what seems to be the newest Razer project and asks to help him guessing what it might be.

As CES is approaching fast (it will take place from 8-11th January) I guess we won't have to wait too long until we know more.