| Waterproof camcorder gets Wi-Fi
Not only can you shoot video underwater with the Sanyo Xacti camcorder, but you can transmit the photos via Wi-Fi with the addition of Eye-Fi SD Wi-Fi card support. Wii Fit bulks up
Nintendo adds new exercises and updates Wii Fit to provide more custom workouts for users. Motion tracking huge at E3
Sony and Microsoft have joined Nintendo in offering motion sensing controllers and technology. Project Natal aims controller-free gameplay
Microsoft announced Project Natal, a new piece of technology that uses depth sensing cameras, microphones and specialized software to enable voice and facial recognition, full body motion sensing and the ability to play any game without a controller. Logitech's force feedback flight controller
At E3 in Los Angeles on Tuesday, Logitech introduced its Flight System G940, its newest gaming peripheral and the company's first force feedback flight simulation controller. Computex: Acer's Android netbook
Acer shows an Android-based Atom netbook that could be out this quarter. Computex: AMD shows DirectX11 chips
AMD demonstrates DirectX 11, says chips coming this year. Computex: Snapdragon CPU prototype displayed
Inventec, one of the world's largest contract PC makers expects to begin making its first laptop based on Qualcomm's Snapdragon microprocessor later this year. Computex: Windows 7 touch-screen netbook
A revamped netbook with Windows 7 touchscreen and a machine based on Intel's new CULV chip are among new laptops from Taiwan's Gigabyte, on show at Computex on Monday. Computex: First look at Android netbooks
Netbooks running Google's Android operating system have been talked about for a while but on Monday we got to see some, when Qualcomm used Taiwan's Computex to show laptops running its Snapdragon processor and the Google OS. Sony launches PSPGo
At E3 in Los Angeles this week Sony announced its newest handheld game system called the PSP Go along with two new online download services. 25 Gigs of Someone Else's Data
Keith and guest co-host Matt Hamblen from Computerworld talk about Microsoft's Bing, how they circumvent e-mail capping limits and why texting while driving is a really bad idea. (46:41) June Giveaways Cisco Subnet and Microsoft Subnet are giving away training from Global Knowledge to two lucky readers and 15 copies each of books on IPv6 security, the Cisco Secure Firewall Services Module, and Active Directory Domain Services 2008. Deadline for entries June 30. | 
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iPhone enthusiasts from around the Web offer their visions for the next-gen iPhone.
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