Major League Gaming is a professional video game league that has raised $10 million in funding. MLG owns a website called GameBattles that allows gamers to find people to play with or against and keep track of scores. MLG plans on rolling out social networking and video capabilities very soon. MLG has raised $52.5 million total thus far. [paidContent]

Trulia is a San Francisco based real estate website that aggregates values of properties. Trulia raised over $30 million in funding over the last 5 years. Recently the company has acquired stealth startup company Movity. Movity searches and aggregates geodata from buyers and renters. Movity started last year and raised $1.3 million in funding. [AllThingsD]

Motorola, Inc. (NYSE:MOT) subsidiary Motorola Mobility has acquired cloud storage company Zecter. Zecter is a Y Combinator company that is known for their cloud streaming and storage services ZumoDrive and ZumoCast. ZumoDrive cloud storage can sync your music, images, movies, etc. between multiple devices wirelessly. And ZumoCast is a cloud storage service that lets you stream media libraries on mobile devices on demand. [TechCrunch]

N-trig is an Israel based company that developed a pen that can work on Android tablets. The DuoSense already works on the HP Slate and Dell Latitude XT. “With the addition of Android, we are able to address the different requirements of a rapidly growing market that is looking to expand its media consumption and creative capabilities for pen and multi-touch functionality,” stated N-trig CEO Amichai Ben David. “Together with the Android developer community, we will be able to enable greater precision, productivity and accuracy with new pen-enabled applications that will enhance the way users connect with their computers.” DuoSense pen that works on Android tablets is expected to arrive in the first half of 2011. [Press Release]

Fujitsu is now selling a 10.1-inch tablet in the U.S. called the Lifebook T580. This device has a Core i3 / i5 processor and a capacitive display with an N-trig digitizer. The $1,149 “Express Buy” version of the device has a Core i3-380UM processor with 2GB of RAM, 160GB storage, and a 5,800mAh six-cell battery. [GottaBeMobile]

BBC comedians Harry Enfield and Ronnie Corbett has put together a funny skit that pokes fun at the names of gadgets that we are so fond of. Silly English man, you can’t put a dongle in an apple fruit. This video passed over 540,000 YouTube views in 2 days. Check out the video above.

The Digital Storm xm15 laptop has some solid tech specs and looks like it would be a great gaming machine. The xm15 has a $999 base config with a 2.4GHz Core i5-520M processor, 4GB of DDR3 RAM, 320GB HDD, and NVIDIA GT 425M. For $1,086, you can up the processor to a 2.53GHz Core i5-540M. Kick it up to $1,367 and you will get a 2.8GHz Core i7-640M version of the laptop. [Engadget]

TMoNews.com obtained a document that reports that T-Mobile will be introducing a 4G HSPA+ mobile router in March 2011 which will be able to hit speeds at up to 21Mbps. It most likely be a MiFi-like device. [TMoNews]