The TVersity team have announced that their media server app is now at version 1.0 RC1. While a changelog isn't available yet, the developers did note some of the features that come packed with this new release. You can view them over in the full article.

Download: TVersity 1.0 RC1

Ben Heck has recently unveiled his latest project - a portable version of the old Atari 7800 gaming system. Pictures and further details of this mod are available in the full article.

We're letting the readers know about the release of vmcNetFlix Beta v1.0.22, a plugin that will enable you to stream Netflix movies from your Vista Premium Media Center PC to your Xbox 360. Further details on its features are available in the full article.



Download: vmcNetFlix Beta v1.0.22 (x86)
Download: vmcNetFlix Beta v1.0.22 (x64)

Who say you have to spring those extra bucks just to buy a new camera, or an equally expensive accessory? We're letting the readers know about a firmware upgrade that'll let them unlock several new features for certain models of Canon's digital cameras. Details are available in the full article.

Microsoft has just released a new software update for their Zune media player. Now at version 2.5, this update will carry several new functions to your handheld, including the ability to purchase TV shows from the Zune Marketplace. Further details are available in the full article.

Verbatim has announced its plans to release a new 500 GB portable hard drive for later this year. Aside from carrying some of the more standard features of the SmartDisk line, this new drive will also carry a reasonable price tag. Details are available in the full article.

Fancy getting your very own video projector without having to shell out a ton of cash? Then you may want to check out a DIY guide we picked up, which allows you to build your own for just US$ 50 (At least in the builder's case). Details on what you need are available in the full article.

 A research team at the University of Glasgow have unveiled details regarding a new nanotech process that could dramatically boost the data-carrying capacity your typical computer chip. How much? Try 500,000 GB of data on one square inch of space. More details on this finding are available in the full article.

Longer-lasting, cheaper Blu-Ray discs? Possible, at least of you're following Sabic Innovative Plastic' current research into using Noryl as a material for the aforementioned disc format. More details on this matter are available in the full article.

The Solutions Research Group (SRG) has recently posted the results of a study taken from October 2007 to February 2008. Among other details, the study indicates that women are very much interested in today's tech. More so, surprisingly, than the guys. The details of this research are in the full article.