The Japanese Toymaker Takara Tomy has unveiled a new digital camera that features a built in printer called as Xiao TIP-521. According to the company, the TIP-521 is target to the women between the ages of 20 and  30. With TIP-521, the user able to view, capture and print out the images without ink at anytime and anywhere. It able to print directly on the special Zink Paper in less than 60 seconds.

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After a year, the researcher Erik Tews broke the WEP encryption standard and suggested a switch to WPA which is more secure Wi-Fi Netwok Protection. Recently, he and his partner Martin Back have found the way to partially crack the WPA encryption standard which is Temporary Key Integrity Protocal (TKIP) that used to protect data on many wireless networks. According to them, they able to done it in the duration of 12 to 15 minutes. However, they haven’t figure out how to gain access to the data that transmit between the PC and the router. So the WPA currently is no more secure to use as the standard Wi-Fi protection.

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The world’s software gaint, Mircosoft recently has launched a program which called as BizSpark that allowed some start-ups to use its software for free of charges for duration of up to three years. To enroll this program, the startup must be private, less than 3 years old and with the revenue of less than $1 million.

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Microsoft has revealed more details on the release road map of upcoming next version of operating system – Windows 7, in a monthly update that is published and distributed to OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers) recently. The latest update specifically provides information about the waves to release different localized language version of Windows 7.

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DivX has just announced the availability of its new version of media playback software player, as a major version upgrade from its Alpha version released back to August time frame. With the upcoming version 7.0 Beta 1 release, the player will support H.264 codec HD (High Definition) media playback as well as integrated AAC surround sound audio format support targeted for great multimedia experience in digital home.

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Instant Messaging has become part and parcel for net users who frequently browse the internet. Besides offering a real-time chatting platform with friends, in fact there are more things that can be done via Instant Messaging. One of the best ways to boost your productivity with IM is via an added value program called IMified.

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Microsoft is trying to streamline its Microsoft 7, the upcoming OS (Operating System) with the aim to make it one of the best OS in terms of compatibility with different hardware platform in today’s PC market. During the recent WinHEC (Windows Hardware Engineering Conference), the giant software maker has released a number of pre-beta Windows 7 to hardware developers, hoping to reduce incompatibility issues of devices as being encountered in Vista OS before the official launch of Windows 7 by next year.

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Previously we mentioned about Intel Officially Named its Nehalem as Core i7 processor, now seems that this largest semiconductor manufacturer has finally ready to ship its next generation high end processor within next two weeks targeted for desktop platform. Core i7, or better known as Nehalem (codename) is based on a totally new Intel micro architecture with native quad-core on a single die and is claimed to be one of the fastest processor in the world.

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