HP's Wireless All-In-On. The HP PSC 2510 Photosmart will be the first to embed a wireless print server in a personal MFP. [eWEEK Technology News]

Send Me a Movie. Disney and Dotcast bank on a new technology for beaming movies. [eWEEK Technology News]

Pretec plans 12GB CompactFlash card. We knew about Pretec's 6GB CompactFlash memory card (the one that costs $4500), but did you know they're planning to have 12GB CompactFlash card out some time next year? Slightly sooner than that, Pretec's also bringing out an SD digital camera attachment and a CompactFlash bar code reader for PDAs. Read... [Gizmodo]

Tritton Makes Online Sharing Simpler. All-in-one-device acts as a router and file server--and offers 120GB of storage, accessible remotely. [PCWorld.com - Latest News Stories]

GoGoPower Wind-Up Device Charges Mobile Phones. If you ever run out of battery power at the end of the day on your cell phone, the... [textually.org]

Here are some RSS toolbars:  DevEdge and RSS Explorer. [John Robb's Weblog]

802.11g wireless router with USB print server from Netgear. A new 802.11g wireless router from Netgear with a USB print server. The FWG114P, which is mainly aimed at small businesses, comes out next month. Read... [Gizmodo]

E-paper may offer video images [New Scientist]

Nokia's new 7800 cellphone? Probably not. They're most likely fake, but some pictures have turned up of what purport to be the new Nokia 7800 cellphone, which look likes some sort of wearable phone with a built-in digital camera. If this is the real deal (and again, we have no confirmation from Nokia that they are, so it's doubtful), then we retract everything we said last week about Nokia having run out of ideas for new phone designs. It's nothing we'd like to own, but at least it's different. Read [Thanks, Sean]... [Gizmodo]

Sony's digital TV tuner for cellphones. Sony is working on a tiny digital TV tuner chip that might would make it possible to watch digital television broadcasts on cellphones and PDAs. Probably not something we'd see here soon, since the rollout of digital TV broadcasts keeps getting pushed back here, but Japan will have DTV in some parts of the country by the end of this year. Sony says the chip will start showing up in phones by 2005. Read... [Gizmodo]